Sentence examples for One pronouncement from inspiring English sources

But we can make one pronouncement about the significance of 2012: it was the year the world didn't end.

Take 1994, when he effectively ended Staten Island's five-year fight to secede from New York City with one pronouncement.

In the meantime, one pronouncement we can make is that if you don't have a wideout who can create big plays, you're in trouble.

You can only conclude that his intense writhiness must be something to do with his revving-engine thought processes, as one pronouncement after another tumbles out of him.

And that was it-the sum total of their response to the world's wonder summarized in one drab pronouncement.

And that was it – the sum total of their response to the world's wonder surmised in one drab pronouncement.

However, if I hear one more pronouncement, "Oh, it's the year of the woman!" I'll hurl.

Most of his writings —such as Bondage of the Will against Erasmus and That These Words 'This Is My Body' Still Stand Against all Enthusiasts against Zwingli were forged in the heat of controversy and were inescapably given to one-sided pronouncements, which are not easy to reconcile with positions he took in other writings.

Mr. Benigno, who has salt-and-pepper locks and who tends to one-word pronouncements like "spectacular," "brutal" or the ultimate superlative, "tremendous," derives much of his appeal from his populism; he often simmers at those he perceives as the clueless wealthy, like James L. Dolan, chairman of Madison Square Garden.

"Anyone who calls herself a socialite isn't one," came another pronouncement.

This is an oddly prophetic pronouncement — one that could be emblazoned on the walls of technology companies around the world today.