Sentence examples for was a common statement from inspiring English sources

"The cops don't play," was a common statement as was "the schools are setting our kids up.

This was a common statement across all sites and regardless of the mothers' level of education or proximity to a facility.

This was indicated by the adolescent's expression of "feeling good with the treatment" which was a common statement by most of the children.

Because the need to devote more time to studying was a common statement on the exam 1 self-evaluation, we asked students if they spent more time preparing for exam 2 than they did for exam 1.

'One more Simpsons' is a common statement in our house".

The following is a common statement whenever reading about a band's new record, though regarding Imidiwan, it is completely true: this is their finest album to date.

The three party leaders will review the reworked royal charter on Monday morning and it is expected there will then be a Commons statement.

"I'd leave if Corbyn's ousted," is currently a common statement on social media.

A minority who proudly wear their identity on their sleeves while never proselytising, with a reputation for hard work, honesty and making a success of themselves ("You'll never see a Sirdar begging" is a common Indian statement – and you don't), Sikhs have come to embody the spirit of the booming, multicultural and globalised New India.

He then insisted his use of the blood metaphor was "a very common statement" and that anyone who construed it to be a reference to menstruation was "deviant".

Michael Gove, the education secretary, is making a Commons statement on their findings at around 12.30pm.