Sentence examples for a startling declaration from inspiring English sources

Near the end of Ty Dolla $ign's new album, "Beach House 3," the singer makes a startling declaration: "I think about you all the time".

The Indie even announced that it would henceforth be a "viewspaper", not a newspaper – a startling declaration of intent that got lost in the excitement about size.

And what's more — a startling declaration coming from a woman artist finding her way in the nineteen-fifties and sixties — "That's the way it is, and I like it".

Smith made a startling declaration of intent by signing James O'Connor – the frequently brilliant, occasionally wayward and bitterly frustrated Wallaby back – on a short-term deal, and has recently been focusing on possible recruits in Ireland, with the Ulster prop Tom Court already in the bag.

And then one day, a startling declaration fell from my 13-year-old son's mouth... "Dad, we have this great life, how come we're not doing more to make a difference in the world?" My initial reaction was, "Who are you, and what have you done with my son?" Then, that thought morphed into a sense of pride.

Plugging "Yes Man" on "Larry King Live" recently, he made the startling declaration that "movies are made by people in pain for people in pain".

She sobs--a startling, terrible sound.

And once she joined them, the duo had a startling -- and awesome -- declaration for her: white, straight men are on their way out and "lesbians rule," with Leno claiming that Esposito and her peers are the future of comedy.

Less than a year before Adams's death — on the same day as Jefferson, the fiftieth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence — the sculptor John Browere finally succeeded in making a startling life mask that catches precisely his wish to be remembered as the American Cicero, the orator who made a difference.

This is a startling development.

It was a startling thing.