Sentence examples for a pattern of pronouncements from inspiring English sources

That happened when a string of academy governors rose to praise the work of the French director Jean-Luc Godard — and, in effect, to explain their decision to honor Mr. Godard, a filmmaker who had been completely ignored by the academy in the past and who repaid the favor with frequent jabs at Hollywood and with a pattern of pronouncements that left some claiming that he was anti-Jewish.

A pattern of deception!

Display a pattern of leadership.

A Pattern of Death.

Identify a pattern of bossiness.

Make a pattern of cat.

His insistence that he had lost that ball in the sun was an instance of the boy crying "Wolf!" It was scoffed at because of his pattern of peculiar pronouncements.

NEW YORK -- A lot of people like to make a lot of pronouncements about the future of cinema.

However, the problems inherent in Alexander's definition of science are attenuated when they are used to present the development and documentation of A Pattern Language, because his use of 'science' and scientific terms imply that Alexander's pronouncements are proven facts rather than mere hypotheses.

Something of a pattern here?

A TV newscaster was putting on lip balm, readying for another round of pronouncements.