Sentence examples for when she stated from inspiring English sources

Few would make a work today like the one Barbara Kruger did in 1989, when she stated flat out, "Your body is a battleground".

However she overstepped the line when she stated that she was a member of Mensa, a claim that she later retracted.

Ms. Park acknowledged the task when she stated during her campaign, "We cannot go on neglecting the suffering of the North Korean people, the very people who will be the main actors in a unified Korea".

When she stated that she was endorsing him, she did so as though she were saying, "Yes, I do realize you already knew what I was going to say".

Barbara Ellen was quite right when she stated in these pages that divorce doesn't necessarily give rise to single-parent families, but often, and more desirably, families with two parents who live separately.

Rampling was nominated for an Oscar, but may have scuppered her chances when she stated that the row about lack of diversity in the Academy was "racist to whites".

What does Ms. Bigelow mean when she states that "depiction is not endorsement"?

She's probably more on the money when she states that "Romney sucks!".

WHAT does she mean when she states "human toll of unconstitutional stops?" HOW many stops did the police make from 2004 to mid-2012?

Race matters to a young woman's sense of self when she states her hometown, and then is pressed, "No, where are you really from?", regardless of how many generations her family has been in the country.

MARK RUTLEDGE Guelph, Ontario, Feb. 29, 2012 To the Editor: Maureen Dowd is correct when she states that the Republican Party is acting out a tragedy ("G.O.P. Greek Tragedy," column, Feb. 29).