Sentence examples for abstract declaration from inspiring English sources
They perceived his claims as little more than an abstract declaration rather than a substantive resolution or authentic working through of the problem.
Alexander Betts, head of Oxford University's Refugee Studies Centre, said: "For people who are thinking that the achievement of [the UN-led declaration on Monday] was a fairly abstract declaration, [Obama's summit on Tuesday] is about something more specific.
What is more, the "Israelis" soon realise that their cards consist of tangible assets – starting with land – which they are being asked to give up for abstract declarations – on, for example, recognition of Israel – from people they hardly trust.
And, for a lyricist whose work is soon to be compiled in a book, it's noticeable than even in a huge boozy live venue, his less abstract declarations still grate, with songs like the the Less Than Zero-referencing "Song For Clay (Disappear Here)" feeling terribly clunky.
Two classes of models are compared: (a) ones in which evidentiary decisions are accounted for explicitly, and (b) ones in which the players make abstract declarations of their types.
The human rights movement can be seen as the ongoing but failing struggle to close the gap between the abstract man of the Declarations and the empirical human being.
Burke distrusted abstract formulas, dismissing France's Declaration of the Rights of Man as "paltry and blurred sheets of paper".
In this paragraph, each clause of an abstract machine is detailed: MACHINE: Declaration of the name of the abstract machine and the formal parameter list (sets or values).
MACHINE: Declaration of the name of the abstract machine and the formal parameter list (sets or values).
Mike Bidlo's 1983 drip painting, "Untitled (Not Jackson Pollock)," has roots not just in abstract expressionism but in Magritte's true-and-false declaration that his painting of a pipe is not a pipe.
SETS: Declaration of the definitions of machine's abstract or listed sets.
