Sentence examples for as much a declaration from inspiring English sources

Every budget is as much a declaration of principles as an actual spending plan.

"The magazine about shopping," as Lucky proudly announces, is as much a declaration of principles as the tag line of "Sex, sports, beer, gadgets, clothes and fitness".

In 1986, "The Perpetual Orgy" was published, andit's as much a declaration of Vargas Llosa'slove for Emma as a work of literarycriticism.

Putin's speech took place two days after the Crimean referendum, but it was as much a declaration of the new rules and motifs of Putinism, rich with grievance and triumph, as it was a statement about the disputed peninsula.

Marla Coleman, a past president of the American Camp Association who has served as a parent liaison at Camp Echo, a sleep-away camp in the Catskills, pointed out that with the proper amount of hand-holding, camp can be as much a declaration of independence for parents as it is for children.

This was as much a moral declaration as a mathematical one.

Afghan officials were also concerned that the initial Taliban statement was as much a renewed declaration of war as a promise to open an office dedicated to peace.

Of Montreal's Kevin Barnes wrote a statement to accompany the "Skeletal Lamping Collection," in which he laid out the band's material motivations, albeit in a tone that suggested a wink as much as a declaration.

The unusual declaration was not as much a presidential endorsement of Mrs. Clinton — she had expressed that support earlier this year — but an endorsement of a "super PAC" encouraging her to run.

But the declaration reflects at least as much a hope as a prediction.

Certainly 700 scientists and doctors sought to argue as much in a declaration this week.