Sentence examples for a vital declaration from inspiring English sources
But whichever of the four, five or six versions of the Bush doctrine one prefers, it is worth recalling that in June 2002, in a landmark speech at West Point, the president issued a vital declaration that at the core of America's interests is the defense of liberty for all: "Wherever we carry it, the American flag will stand not only for our power, but for freedom".
The chorus of that tune, like the title, is a simple but vital declaration — an insistence, really — and the arena roared its fist-pumping assent.
Although the Stamp Act Congress wrote the declaration with the intention of gaining rights as British citizens and proclaiming their loyalty to the King, the Congress was the first organized American political body to directly challenge British authority, making its declaration a vital document in the history of American freedom.
Could it be that a bold new declaration will serve as a vital clarion call to revive the Spirit of '76?
Take, for instance, Sweeney's declaration that "a museum should be a vital organism".
This misses a vital point.
Theirs was a vital mission.
Banking is a vital industry.
