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If you make a statement that you later realize was negative, confrontational or rude, think of how you could have phrased the statement.

The show's creator, Josh Berman, said he wanted the series to make a statement about diet, weight and beauty.

recognize that many Democratic leaders saw this bill as an opportunity to make a statement about their opposition to the war.

Look. I saw what I saw. I have to make a statement in there. I'm not going to tell them it didn't happen.

The logo needs to be eye-catching and should make a statement about the company it represents.

"We want to make a statement to marketplace that we're dedicated to these clients, " she said.

What I do not understand is why should every gay person out there make a statement about its sexual preferences.

If you wish to make a statement that cannot be ignored, faceted tungsten rings speak volumes.

The Sailfish's blue stripes certainly make a statement but it has nothing to do with fashion.

Make a statement of elegance with this pair of gold-plated pierced earrings.

witnessed the accident I felt duty bound to make a statement to the police.

We choose not to make a statement either in favour of or against the need for a light bulb.

Stylist Lauren Rothman said Michelle Obama used her style-sense to make a statement with her dress from four years ago.

All Leticia has to do is make a statement, sign it and then Veronica swears she'll drive her to the airport herself.

Aaron Rodgers could make a statement for his team and for himself by beating Indianapolis this weekend.

Beijing is thought to be preparing to make a statement this week on its position regarding cuts.

Make a statement that you agree that certain fact should be correct or saying that something really happened.

The clog ? An ugly wooden shoe - that tried to make a statement then disappeared-- Just like your resolve to take things slow with Nate.

She sucked in a deep breath, and was about to make a statement.

David Cameron returned from Afghanistan late last night and is preparing to make a statement on troop withdrawals today.

Second, the dress-down movement is no longer relevant when people need to make a statement.

'Perhaps men are more likely to make a statement about their unhappiness when they think people will be taking more notice of them. '

It's bold enough to make a statement, but tasteful enough to keep the conversation going.

Artist Francois Robert, 63, created works out of skeletons to make a statement about the consequences of war, British media reported.

Before we begin with our questioning, you're allowed to make a statement.

The judge asked Brown if he wanted to make a statement before being sentenced. Brown did.

She refused to make a statement to the police in case she incriminated herself.

You're well-read, well-dressed; you're snoozing away in a public street. Would you care to make a statement?

If the reporters wanted to make a statement about the huge challenge China faces in combating fraud and personal identity theft, it worked.

He also said that Mr. Bush plans to attend church in Beijing on Sunday and afterward would make a statement about religious freedom.

The ones you sent are too small and do not make a statement.

If you like to make a "statement" you do it by making a burner graff piece - not by crossing someone out with bullshit.

Home Secretary Theresa May plans to make a statement in Parliament on Monday about the Metropolitan Police, a spokeswoman said.

Any holder of non - tradable shares shall make a statement on faithful fulfillment of commitments in written form.

Does the defendant wish to make a statement before judgment is passed?

Lyons, "A proposition is what is expressed by a declarative sentence when that sentence is uttered to make a statement. "

There is only one reason to change the world---or to change anything-- and that is in order to make a statement of Who You Are.

The police are going to make a statement.

The coach , who was involved in a sex scandal , declined to make a statement.

As Rubinstein observes, language is a game: I make a statement because I believe you will interpret it in a particular way.

WWF officials note that Earth Hour isn't meant to have a significant energy savings, but to make a statement.

Anyone who would make a statement like that must have a few buttons missing.

GM officials admit candidly that only wealthy Chinese, eager to make a statement about environmental awareness, are likely to buy one.

We would like to make a statement that we won't be responsible for late shipment.

I can't describe how I arrive at the decision to make a statement, I simply feel it and react to it.

You can make a statement by forwarding this mail you to as many people as you can.

The Prime Minister is to make a statement tomorrow.

But it, too, chose not to make a statement.

What better way to make a statement about your PC roots than to sport a ride caked with circuit boards?

Make a statement if you do not want it quoted.

If you really want to make a statement, give him or her something unique and original instead of the usual roses.

In 1997 when Iverson joined the league, he wanted to make a statement and prove he belonged in the NBA.

The Chinese would like President Obama to make a statement acknowledging their sovereignty over Tibet.

With colors you can set a mood, attract attention, or make a statement.

What these actors did was make a statement with body language.

I felt compelled to make a statement to explain the error.

make a statement that we will crack down upon the terrorist.

It is a matter if responsibility to use it when we make a statement, a claim or an accusation.

He is due to make a statement to parliament on Wednesday.

A special meeting of both Houses of Parliament has been called for to-day, and Mr Churchill will make a statement.

"If you have 50 people wearing buttons saying 'I love chickens' on the steps of the courthouse, it does make a statement, " he says.

They will probably fail, if only because of the huge number of visitors and the determination of some to make a statement.

Stylish square-toe boot is made for riding and guaranteed to make a statement.

Time flies, make a statement, strike a pose.

It is a matter of responsibility to use it when we make a statement, a claim or an accusation.

The Prime Minister will make a statement tomorrow on the new educational plans.

Introduction to some of the major topics for research make a statement.

The minister will make a statement tomorrow on the new educational plans.

The official at first declined to make a statement, but later she agreed.

I am now willing to make a statement of my terms.

Would you care to make a statement?

Last week the government spokesman did make a statement almost the same as this.

Alan Kennedy believes Liverpool can make a statement of intent when they travel to Eastlands on Sunday.

I don't know what is in the mind of the government's newspapers. I am not here to make a statement about the lifestyle of Chinese leaders.

We will have a look at the tackle and if it is malicious we will come out and make a statement.

"Now when I make a statement about being poor or I don't have a job, people identify with it and they like it, " she said.

They will make a statement on prices next week.

sent to Hong Kong from checked baggage, make a statement directly to the ultimate goal of airport baggage.

United We Stand: Dan is well-known for his dollar bill works which he uses to make a statement

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the client authorized the lawyer to make a statement concerning the subject;

Unclear statement or pointless writing of officialese; make a statement but name no names

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A staff member of the undertaking department shall make a statement;

Time flies, make a statement, take a stand

Ition to make a statement about time, distance or weather

To make a statement in writing: