Sentence examples for both a declaration of from inspiring English sources

For Amulya, his home in Songarh stands as both a declaration of independence and an attempt to establish a family.

That army quickly earned a reputation for atrocity — and found itself facing both a declaration of independence and an unexpectedly active resistance.

The result is a stripped-down, bare-knuckled starkness — not to mention an occasional obviousness — that is both a declaration of ambition and an attack on the status quo.

"America the Beautiful" is both a declaration of Bates' patriotism and a protest against Gilded Age greed.

It is both a declaration of our thriving into the future and a historical movement built on strategies of resilience.

The Founding Fathers' genius was that they consciously and deliberately wrote both a Declaration of Independence and a Constitution that were based explicitly on the inalienable right to life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, and freedom of thought.

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In both categories, a declaration of the author's intention and that of the text, in a wide sense of the word, allows the audience to judge it according to different sets of norms.

Both resulted in a declaration of war but the results could not be more catastrophically different.

Kennefick's title, No Shadow of a Doubt, is thus both a pun and a declaration of intent to dispel these suspicions.

His reflections on Don Juanism in The Myth Of Sisyphus, written when he was 28, read like both a confession and a declaration of future policy: 'It is because he (Don Juan) loves them with the same passion and each time with his whole self that he must repeat his gift and his profound quest,' Camus wrote.