Sentence examples for common pronouncement from inspiring English sources

By Andrea Thompson "I miss Le Zinc!" seems to be the most common pronouncement upon entering Blaue Gans, the prolific restaurateur Kurt Gutenbrunner's latest spot.

The most common pronouncements so far have been that an epoch defined by irony and cynicism has finally come to an end.

The most common pronouncements after the attacks have been that an epoch defined by irony and cynicism has finally come to an end.

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And yet, for all their sparring, there was an undercurrent of common cause in their pronouncements on Syria.

But President George Bush's speech in Washington, DC, on February 26th had something in common with those history-making pronouncements.

To take but one example, a common theme of this week's pronouncements by Mr Blair and Mr Cook is that the alternative to fuller British engagement in the EU is "isolation".

But in the aftermath of the Kosovo war, Mr. Milosevic's international indictment and the rise of his domestic opponents, Mr. Li and other Chinese officials have gradually shifted the stress of their public pronouncements, stressing the common interests linking China and Yugoslavia rather than singling out Mr. Milosevic for praise.

The association of passions with the individual and idiosyncratic may explain why Hobbes frequently opposes them to the "common measure" provided by the pronouncements of reason.

If the Brits say it is so, it must be so is the common reaction of many Americans to pronouncements by British leaders.

His enormous popularity was a combination of the appeal his pronouncements made to popular common sense, or at least to conventional wisdom, and the simple and comprehensible prose in which he made them.