Sentence examples for what kind of statement from inspiring English sources

"I believe he has a good heart,' what kind of statement is that?" she said.

Talks are underway on what kind of statement can be issued to calm market fears over eurozone debt.

–What kind of statement did the London daily, The Guardian, try to make with the headline "I love you, moi non plus" ("I love you, neither do I")?

The designer, Mr. Banks added, let a lot of young people, especially men, "free up their idea of what was wearable and what kind of statement they could make with their clothes".

South Korean and Japanese officials conceded that there had been disagreements with Washington over what kind of statement to issue and how specific to be about incentives for North Korea to give up its nuclear program.

Rhodes: The record company said, 'Do you wanna make a video to go with the song?' and we were like, 'What's a video?' Le Bon: When you're 19 and someone says, 'Do you want to make a video on a yacht in the Carribean?' you don't say 'Hmmm, what kind of statement are we supposed to be making here?' It was, 'Girls, boats - yes, please!' John Taylor : It seemed like such a stupid idea.

"What kind of statements and actions can lead to this?" he said.

"If the president says, 'I don't know if we're going to find this person,' what kind of a statement is that for the president of the United States to make?" Mr. Lautenberg asked.

What kind of a statement do you think it makes about that music at that particular time in history?

There is vigorous debate online about what Martin meant, about GLAAD's reaction, and about CNN's policy on who gets suspended or fired and for what kinds of statements.

The final decision about what kinds of statements jurors can ponder, though, is up to judges, who often confer with lawyers and forensic examiners to decide what evidence is admissible.