Sentence examples for wanted to state from inspiring English sources

I wanted to state what this boy meant to the world, and that he was a good boy".

The outcry against her family was so enormous that she may have wanted to state her side of the affair.

Or perhaps Treasury never really wanted to state the obvious on Chinese currency manipulation, and the diplomatic progress gives them an excuse?

'I'd see the date it was built and think: 'Slavery was around then.' I wanted to state my blackness.' Levy slaps a hand to her head.

"The chairman said that, if the DG wanted to state publicly that he believed Real Lives should be broadcast, that would be a 'resignation statement or a firing statement'".

And if someone wanted to state the case for the old oppositional journalistic template in the face of this festival of writer/editor/reader inclusivity, would there be any grounds for doing so beyond curmudgeonly self-interest?

"I don't want to state insults here.

Do the schools want to state it this bluntly?

Tells about the importance of the newspaper Le Monde, where everybody wants to state his case.

"I want to state clearly, I am not afraid of Grexit," he added.

I want to state the facts but also try to explain my situation further.