Sentence examples for widely stated that from inspiring English sources

It used to be widely stated that none of her dances seriously survived her death.

It has been widely stated that Malik's worst crimes are against prosody; that her posturing is a function of suburban adolescence rather than radical jihad; and that white teenagers in the United Kingdom have been proclaiming similarly nihilistic desires for decades, only to shuffle into mortgage slavery as soon as they leave adolescence.

Although it has been widely stated that the Tibetans submitted about 1207 to Chinggis (Genghis) Khan to avert an invasion, evidence indicates that the first military contact with the Mongols came in 1240, when they marched on central Tibet and attacked the monastery of Ra-sgreng and others.

It is widely stated that there has not been one single act of revenge since the war of aggression on them.

The courts have interpreted the Act's scope fairly widely, stating that almost any "variation" is acceptable, and that "benefit" may mean not just a financial benefit, but also a social or moral one.

In one of the many interviews Kerri Strug gave after her Olympics, she lamented the widely stated worry that she and other female gymnasts were unduly imperiling themselves.

It has become a widely stated 'dogma' that there is an urgent need for more effective strategies for pursuing translational and clinical science [5 7].

However, a Disney spokesperson later told Time that DiSalvo's quote was widely misinterpreted, stating that he was "describing some technical aspects of CG animation and not making a general comment on animating females versus males or other characters".

Last July, in a widely reported announcement, I stated that I was excluding myself from any démarche tending to favour a new re-election.

The families, in a letter to Iran's judiciary published widely in Iranian media, stated that they were prepared to spare the lives of two prison officers who were convicted of murder, under the Islamic legal provision of ghesas, which grants the families of murder victims the right to either request or forgo the death penalty for the killers.

He stated that the widely promulgated videos showing military attacks on demonstrators and a woman "with the blue brassiere" were all falsified.