Sentence examples for which she stated from inspiring English sources

In her judgment she then listed a series of questions which, she stated, would "unfortunately remain a matter for conjecture".

The jury's forewoman at the time of the reindictment was Anne Butler, formerly married to a former Angola warden, Murray Henderson, and author of a book in which she stated her belief in the guilt of the accused.

She wrote a long letter to the jury (she addressed it, To the Jury), in which she stated the grounds for her authority and made a full account of herself, her personal experience.

Hurt obtained a copy of her sworn divorce deposition, from 1990, in which she stated that, the previous year, her husband had raped her in a fit of rage.

Four days later, she was represented on the editorial page of th Times by a letter headed "Statement" on George Poster Peabody," in which she stated, "I'm afraid I got microphone fright and badly expressed myself.

If the regularity with which she stated the obvious was considered, by some, monotonous, the undiminished sales of unproven, insanely overpriced anti-ageing creams indicate that it was also necessary.

She even has the answer to Freud's query about what women want, which she states with some eloquence: "Ardor, an erotic eagerness that goes beyond the physical.

She has made cards to hand to the curious, in which she states that she is not contagious, adding, "I'm just like you; I just have two colors of skin".

The company was this week still displaying on its website the affidavits allegedly signed by Mrs Devi using her thumbprint, in which she states: "I am unable to keep this medal now properly.

1980- October: Gives "the lady is not for turning" speech at the Conservative party conference, in which she states her refusal to pull a U-turn on economic liberalisation and counter-inflationary policies such as controlling interest rates to restrict the money supply.

Roxane Gay wrote an especially poignant essay about why she belongs to the latter camp, in which she states, as a rape survivor: "I cannot separate the art and the artist, just as I cannot separate my blackness and my continuing desire for more representation of the black experience in film from my womanhood, my feminism, my own history of sexual violence, my humanity".