Sentence examples for Direct declaration from inspiring English sources

But there are moments when the hyperbolic prominence of the work is such that it amounts to a kind of personal IPO, a direct declaration to the market: buy me.

Instead, he demanded "direct declaration of accountability by the [current] government before the people, the Majlis and the Judiciary".[21].[21]

A slew of fragmentary sentences vaguely describing the sense of a feel of a place such as "Crows as big as barns rave overhead," or "Horrible laugh," are butted up against more direct declarations, like "You could take the entirety of the common sense of humans and put it in the palm of your hand and still have room for your dick".

We directed a declaration to be made to the six nations in general that if they did not take the most decisive measures for the preservation of neutrality we would never cease waging war with them while one was to be found on the face of the earth.

Hence, in an implicit challenge to Mr Starr, the direct-eyed declaration: "I say to you now that at no time did I ask anyone to lie, to hide or destroy evidence or to take any other unlawful action".That claim is a bold one, and it goes to the heart of what Mr Starr has been investigating.

AT the Cannes Film Festival in May, when the Austrian actor Christoph Waltz stepped up to the podium to accept his best-actor prize for playing an SS colonel in "Inglourious Basterds," he cut through the usual bluster of the ceremony with a direct and touching declaration.

This year France has gone in an entirely different direction, offering "Declaration of War," written by and starring Valerie Donzelli and Jeremie Elkaim and directed by Ms. Donzelli.

RUNNING GAGS Among many in this Peter Bogdanavich film there's the recurring declaration, "Directing is easy," which should probably have been reconsidered given how unfunny this supposed comedy is.

Seay is so direct in her declarations there's a danger of banality here; it's a measure of the poet's skill that what would in other hands seem simplistic or even trite is here both enthralling and instructive.

Paine's pamphlet, anonymous at the time of publication, had a direct effect on the Declaration of Independence.

And more direct than a sudden declaration that I'd be declining all bungee-jumping invitations for the next nine months.