Sentence examples for Serious declaration from inspiring English sources

He thought that maybe he was about to make a serious declaration, or even try to laugh the whole thing off, when he felt a twinge, a test cinch for another spell of nervous woe.

Anonymous said the action was a "serious declaration of war" by the UK government against it.

We're not exactly sure what she means by that, but as a post script she added, "I still obsess over pickles," so you know it was a really serious declaration.

From her on camera musings on masturbation, to her serious declaration that "I'm not a witch," O'Donnell is the kind of candidate that was so entertaining this time around that those of us who make a living writing about candidates are hoping against all hope that she runs again.

The jabs at the opposition were bookended by more serious declarations of success about the economic summit meeting, which was held for the first time in Russia.

With an opera‐night air of anticipation and elegance, the audience proved itself open to serious declarations that "we have been had by the haves," as well as broad jokes on the Mafia stereotype itself.

Rudd had wondered earlier whether Abbott was actually serious in his declarations about no minority government given Tony Windsor's infamous allegation that Abbott had said to him in 2010 that he'd do anything to be prime minister except selling his a* e.

That's a declaration of serious ambition that the album lives up to.

But, he added, there is a serious problem with the declaration of income from land and other assets.

Anti-Zionist critics like to point out that he never proposed a national home for oppressed Jews in his native Scotland; he was "uncertain and uncomfortable about their place in gentile society," reported Leonard Stein, who published the first serious study of the declaration.

He may have made his grand declaration of Serious Actor intentions seven years previously in Oliver Stone's Born on the Fourth of July, and befuddled some fans with his chilly, affected Lestat in Interview With the Vampire, but those were active, effortful, only debatably successful steps outside his star persona.