Sentence examples for adamantly declaring from inspiring English sources

It was never responsible for Republicans to spend years adamantly declaring total opposition to higher taxes as a back-door way of starving government.

He seemed the embodiment then of the rising Global Corporation Man; it was as if by just adamantly declaring the inevitability of global integration he could make irrelevant the fact that Chrysler made lousy passenger vehicles, far worse than those of Daimler's flagship brand, Mercedes Benz.

Ahead, Bay explains why he wants to work on "Transformers 4" after so adamantly declaring that "Dark of the Moon" would be his last chapter.

Last week, after the massacre in Dallas, the President adamantly declared, "We are not as divided as we seem".

But Germany, which now adamantly declares that adherence to the rules of debt repayment must trump all other considerations, can rightly claim that in at least one crucial instance, it was anything but a hypocrite.

Their answer is to do nothing!" And on Sept. 3, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi repeated her insistence on the public health insurance plan and adamantly declared, "If someone has a better idea for promoting competition and reducing health care costs, they should put it on the table".

Schools like SUNY-Albany have adamantly declared no.

Ravenna, when she first learns that Snow White had escaped to the forest, very adamantly declares that she has no powers in the forest.

Finally, Mike was an engaged citizen, who was actively involved at all levels of our political system". In a telephone interview, Connell's wife Heather adamantly declared "he was a good man.

"We will have peace here once we get the Jews out of this city," he adamantly declared, as his group of German tourists lingered in the pottery shops a few feet away from the Cave of Patriarchs.

More than one editor rejected my book, declaring adamantly that there's no future in cookbook publishing.