Sentence examples for a host of declarations from inspiring English sources

And it spurred a host of declarations that began "I support free speech" and which then almost always came with a qualification: "I support free speech, but I don't think it's right to offend anyone…" or "I support free speech, but if you insult my mother then it's OK for me to punch you…" or "I support satire, but only when it's good art…".

The announcement raised a host of questions.

Protection for conscience and religion is enshrined in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution (1789) and in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948), and such rights ground a host of wider protections.

In addition, Iraq's declaration on its nuclear program, they say, leaves open a host of questions.

The declaration by Zintan council leader Omran Eturki that "the trial must be here" raises a host of problems, legal and practical, beginning with the wrecked condition of the only venue.

On a host of levels.

There are a host of conditions, however.

Legislatures must answer a host of questions.

There are a host of initiatives.

Nor did a host of angels sing.

This raises a host of concerns.