Sentence examples for a declarative statement from inspiring English sources

The colors rippled along Queens Boulevard in a declarative statement.

Their use at the end of a declarative statement may date back in America to the 17th century.

Actually this agreement has approved two statements -- one statement on trans-Atlantic relations, and a declarative statement on Iraq.

Maybe he will try to amend that position, but in the age of video it's hard to extinguish a declarative statement like that".

Ordering meat, on the other hand, is a declarative statement, something along the lines of "I am woman, hear me chew".

"It has to get better," Mangini said, and it was tough to tell if meant that as a declarative statement or a pleading one.

Socrates would often elicit such a statement by asking the person to define something, like "What is justice?" or "What is truth?" You can employ the Socratic method using any declarative statement which a person sounds certain of, like "This table is blue".

It turns a strong declarative statement into a question, conveying weakness, uncertainty and a request for approval.

If surprising your reader at the onset of your piece isn't your aim, then a simple declarative statement may be a better way to go.

The trust question is such a tough one for Clinton that even a simple declarative statement like Michelle Obama's tends to invite skepticism: Do you really trust her?

This should be a terse declarative statement or focused question – the former, using a hypothesis format (research or null) is common and best expressed clearly.