Sentence examples for very interesting statement from inspiring English sources

The day before our interview, the head of the National Bureau of Statistics, Ma Jiantang, made what Mr. Wang considered "a very interesting" statement to the news media.

I thought it was a very interesting statement that Jiang Zemin made in Crawford, where he declared very clearly that he wants a nuclear-weapons-free Korean peninsula.

"It's a very interesting statement about how little people in Malibu are willing to share with the public that everyone assumed that opening an access way would be an effective way to blackmail someone," Price said, and asked for a moment of silence in remembrance of the opening.

In an interview with Time, he expressed approval for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "coming out with a very interesting statement that leaders should speak in public like they do in private whenever they can" and bought into Netanyahu's view that this, in Assange's words, would "lead to some kind of increase in the peace process in the Middle East and particularly in relation to Iran".

On one hand that is a very interesting statement, in so much as it relates to AT&T specifically.

You got to take care of the people in the country.' It was a very interesting statement.

Would you like to now apologize for or recant any or all of these four very interesting statements?

"Would you like now to apologize for or recant any of these four very interesting statements?" Mr. Green said.

Although very interesting, the statement that the localization of myosin 15 is linked to "sites under mechanical tension" is too speculative.

"You see some very interesting fashion statements," Mr. Deitch said, peering above his round-framed glasses to take the measure of the throng that snaked around the block.

In the following paragraph, the Pope makes a very interesting and provocative statement considering a huge amount of the population believe we have dominion OVER the Earth and her creatures.