Sentence examples for * pronouncement in from inspiring English sources

A ridiculous enough pronouncement in itself, you might think, but Mensch went further.

The video ends with the stark pronouncement: "In 49 states it's just basketball.

Yet in his last big policy pronouncement, in Strasbourg ten years ago, the Dalai himself offered a compromise.

(The name comes from the Dodo's pronouncement in Alice in Wonderland: "Everybody has won, and all must have prizes").

Another anthem here, meaningfully titled "Transparency Is the New Mystery," features the mystical pronouncement "In order to see it/ You've got to believe it".

Colonel Qaddafi's nine-minute audio message was his first public pronouncement in nearly four weeks, when he spoke after an earlier NATO attack on the Tripoli command compound.

But some of his policy pronouncements in the book go beyond the typical Republican Party platform.

Such pronouncements in fiction can be obvious and off-putting, false and over-determined.

It usually falls to a president's Council of Economic Advisers to drape his pronouncements in respectable economics.

The efficiency in converting funds into outcomes and utility is something that the international community has been emphasizing through pronouncements in the Paris Declaration and Aid-effectiveness pronouncements.

Democritus echoed many of Heraclitus' ethical pronouncements in his own ethics.