Sentence examples for a bold declaration that from inspiring English sources
It spread word of its ambitions far and wide, a bold declaration that some felt was rather un-Canadian and unbecoming a proper host.
What would have happened if Knight Ridder, following Time Warner CEO Richard D. Parsons's lead, had made a bold declaration that the sky was not falling on newspapers?
Most comical, however, and also pathetically anticlimactic, is the bold declaration that Prince William might actually change diapers.
Ghamdi has recently made another bold declaration, that Islam does not forbid gender mixing and that it's only natural for opposite sexes to mingle.
The transcript shows Barnard Mokwena making the bold declaration that the company's priority was not negotiating or settling the strike but "getting people arrested".
Consider the earliest resistant struggles of Native Americans, or African-American orator Frederick Douglass's bold declaration that "This Fourth of July is yours, not mine," and the black national anthem, "Lift Every Voice and Sing".
The two points that even remotely offer any semblance of a negotiating chip between him and the Caucus would be on jobs and how to create more of them in inner-city neighborhoods and his bold declaration that he believes in and wants to promote equal justice under the law.
It was a bold declaration in a division that, in the previous decade, had admitted only the Yankees and the Boston Red Sox to the playoffs.
In this fragment we have not only a suggestion of Sara's character – that of a girl accustomed to choosing the company of books over people – but also a bold declaration from the author Katarina Bivald; a statement that this is what a book should be, what she intends this very book in which you read these words, to be.
Nathan Thrall, a Jerusalem-based analyst for the International Crisis Group, said that what sounded like a bold declaration was "a years-old talking point".
