Sentence examples for abrupt declaration from inspiring English sources
And Mr Blair's abrupt declaration that Scottish Labour was bound by the national party's pledge on tax made George Robertson, Labour's Scottish spokesman, look like an idiot.
The Sunday Times journalist, who was regarded by many on Fleet Street as one of the great newspaper stylists, opened his restaurant column three weeks ago with the abrupt declaration he was suffering with "an embarrassment of cancer".
Two boys — our unkempt, ductile hero, Stephen Wheatley, and his impeccable, domineering friend Keith Hayward — set about investigating, in their little neighborhood of fourteen properties, Keith's abrupt declaration that his mother is a German spy.
Frustrated by Karzai's abrupt declaration that he won't ink the deal before Afghan elections in April, the Obama administration has begun pushing for Foreign Minister Zarar Ahmad Osmani or another top official in Kabul to sign the agreement in coming weeks, several U.S. officials said.
But despite two lengthy exchanges, the pair did not resolve the thorny issue that has overshadowed Biden's trip: China's abrupt declaration Nov. 23 that all foreign aircraft must seek Chinese permission to enter a broad area over the East China Sea, including over disputed islands known as the Senkaku in Japan and the Diaoyu in China.
The most enthusiastic supporters of the war suddenly pause in pain, as if pierced by a memory that contradicts them, while those now vocally opposed to the American presence in Iraq surprise themselves with abrupt declarations of patriotism.
Wittily, perversely, contrastingly, the final words in the movie are "no comment," which appear in large English letters like a declaration, bringing this 1 hour and 41 minutes of sights and sounds to an abrupt close.
