Sentence examples for almost every declaration from inspiring English sources

He mocked the limited political vocabulary of Trump, who tends to classify everything and everybody as either "terrific" or a "disaster" and caps almost every declaration with "believe me".

Good new works on paper are in almost every case a declaration of independence.

In the large American delegation here, almost every top official refused to discuss the declaration.

It is almost a declaration of the maxim "He who has the most toys wins".

Darryl Jenkins, an airline consultant, described Delta's move as "almost a declaration of war" on American, since it dominates the lucrative O'Hare-to-LaGuardia route.

In a sense it was like a State of the Union address, but with an almost bellicose declaration that "for all our good times, I am not satisfied".

The speech will also be No 10's first direct response to the Scottish Government's almost unilateral declaration earlier this week that both Holyrood and Westminster had "more or less" settled on autumn 2014 as the agreed date for a referendum.

In the kind of upbeat, almost victorious declaration that would have been unimaginable just a few days ago, when the White House was desperately grappling with the website failures, Obama quoted Martin Luther King to extol the virtues of the reforms.

Many years before, in The Art of Fiction, a brilliant, almost polemical declaration on behalf of the novel as an art form, he had written "A novel is a living thing, all one and continuous, like every other organism, and in proportion as it lives will it be found, I think, that in each of the parts there is something of each of the other parts".

MR: It's almost the declaration of being on an indie label.

Every dot... Every dash - Every declaration offers substance.