Sentence examples for clear pronouncement from inspiring English sources

Most welcome is Mr. Obama's clear pronouncement that he is in charge, and arrogance by the likes of General McChrystal will not be tolerated.

Under this Court's clear pronouncement in ASARCO, the only relevant question for us here is whether one of the petitioners has standing to seek review by this Court of the state court's judgment.

It's a subtle but clear pronouncement that this is a Google phone to its core.

This is a clear pronouncement that racism - with underlying ugliness of fear and persecution - still thrives in America.

This and the apparent lack of clear pronouncements of Kant on the issue has led at least Maddy (1999) and Hanna (2001) to consider (though not accept) the hypothesis that Kant viewed some logical truths as synthetic a priori.

We don't have clear pronouncements of her positions yet, but she supported Obama.

Despite these crystal clear pronouncements of Snow's indubitable demise, fans haven't been able to stop themselves from speculating about how the character might still make a comeback. .

The items should elicit clear pronouncements of how and what the authors did, but do not contain any judgments on how and what the authors should have done.

He has also steered clear of pronouncements on the role of the United States in the standoff between the countries.

Roger Goodell, instead of going through a grotesque pantomime of parsing and pruning his way through the Saints game film and locker-room talk, made a clear, all-out pronouncement: this was wrong; it's ending.

It urges judges to issue opinions that focus closely on the particular circumstances of the case at hand, steering clear of sweeping pronouncements about liberty, equality or justice.