Sentence examples for as the declaration is from inspiring English sources

As soon as the declaration is so widely distributed, it is certain to leak out and become public.

The main event commemorating the Declaration is planned as a private dinner to be attended by Prime Minsters Theresa May and Benjamin Netanyahu and a hundred and fifty guests.

Viewed as an open source project, though, the Declaration is exactly what you'd expect from a pre-beta release.

They remind us of the stirring that Washington's soldiers would have felt as the declaration was read aloud to them in the streets of Manhattan.

As flawed as the declaration was, and as perverted an account of the ideals of the American government, it laid bare the white supremacist tendency in American cultural and political history.

England's 1689 Declaration of Rights made a provision that "subjects which are Protestants may have arms for their defence suitable to their condition and as allowed by law"; the Declaration was an attempt to resolve a struggle between Parliament and the Crown, in which Parliament wrested control of the militia from the Crown.

The declaration was as refreshing as it was startling.

The questions one could ask of the Declaration are as vital and urgent today as they have ever been, which is all the more reason to ask aloud.

On the 125th anniversary of his birth, India declared the birthday of Ramanujan, 22 December, as 'National Mathematics Day.' The declaration was made by Dr. Manmohan Singh in Chennai on 26 December 2011.

The Declaration was, as its principal author, Thomas Jefferson, knew, a statement for the ages.

Councillor Bill Karsten, in showing solidarity with the outsiders tuning in to this story, expressed confusion as to whether or not the declaration was "a fun thing" or a "serious thing".