Sentence examples for warm statement from inspiring English sources
The phrase "warm statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a statement that conveys kindness, friendliness, or support. Example: "Her warm statement of appreciation made everyone feel valued and motivated."
In 1999, the organization accepted Turkey as a "candidate" for membership, issuing a warm statement saying it was "destined to join the union".
Mr. Romney quickly issued a warm statement praising Mr. Thompson, signaling what his campaign said would be an effort to recruit Thompson supporters as the Republican candidates concentrate almost their resources in Florida in preparation for the primary next Tuesday.
A warm statement by Jibril describing the "federalist" Cyrenaica Transitional Council – who boycotted the election but condemned violence – as patriots who care about Libya, has been well received and dialogue has begun.
"It was a warm statement; it was the statement of someone who is very much a friend of Australia; it was the statement of someone who very much wants the co-operation with Australia to return to its usual strength, as soon as possible – as I do," Abbott said on Tuesday.
"It was a very warm statement.
Tony Abbott welcomed what he called a "warm statement" from the Indonesian president, but declined to commit immediately to a code of ethics.
What Mr. Giuliani wants might be more of a friendly ex-spouse -- somebody like John McCain's first wife, Carol, who took the curse off his shabby behavior by issuing warm statements in support of his presidential candidacy.
As far as global warming, I made a strong statement yesterday that said our nation is concerned about CO2 emissions and that we've begun the process to address that problem.
Most Republicans, as Ron Paul has discovered, do not warm to statements like this: "The 'cataclysmic terrorism' of 9/11 was an unpardonable atrocity.
Elsewhere, he had added that "satellite data disputes global warming," a statement NASA climate researcher Drew Shindell of Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York City told the committee was wrong.
The most convincing evidence of change under Francis can ultimately be found in the way his warm presence, statements and leadership have ignited the spirits of Catholics around the world.
