Sentence examples for because he declared from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama said he understood the public's frustration with Washington because, he declared, "the other side is unreasonable".

I voted for President Obama because he declared, again and again, that he was for change.

Shaw's effort had generated debate because he declared the perniciousness of those who judged women forced by economic adversity to make disreputable choices.

The Daily Express proprietor's decision to buy the private jet came as a surprise because he declared in an interview in 2005 that he didn't like the idea of flying to the Mediterranean for the weekend.

The report also says at least 15 teachers have been killed over the same period; one was shot because he refused to follow the Taliban's dress code, and another because he declared suicide bombings un-Islamic.

Robert F. Kennedy, who opposed the war in Vietnam, and proposed to escalate the war on poverty, was, it would appear, assassinated because he declared his intention of continuing American support of the State of Israel - a policy that is not a cause of diviseness in this country today.

This is not just because "green is good" but because, he declares, green is central to their faith.

The witness is not exonerated from answering merely because he declares that in so doing he would incriminate himself—his say-so does not of itself establish the hazard of incrimination.

Because, he declares, his regime is more popular than those of other ex-Soviet countries, and because the opposition is discredited by violence in 2003, and by its association with the government before his father, a Soviet-era boss, returned in 1993.

At one point Ken suggests that Galloway is anti-Christian because he declares himself a Catholic.

Apparently Johnny's vision jibes with his model's, because he declares that he is essentially "designing for myself, if I were a black girl".