Sentence examples for correct pronouncements from inspiring English sources
Those lofty, politically correct pronouncements were all the rage in the spliffy 90s, but now his bonkers syntax - "What's!
Earlier in the night the panel, which included the former Labor leader Mark Latham and the independent senator Jacqui Lambie, had been vastly improved by the presence of Labor's deputy leader, Tanya Plibersek, who continually corrected Jones's pronouncements with calm resolve while looking as though she would rather be anywhere else.
But Jim is correct in his pronouncement that Alexis is taking the scripture too seriously by allowing herself to silently take abuse from the other ladies.
"Making killing illegal and assuming that will work better is not correct," he says, adding that such pronouncements only alienate these people.
His pronouncement is even more correct as we muddle toward the end of 2014.
Mr. Obama's decision to use complete sentences in his public pronouncements, as well as his insistence on the correct pronunciation of the word "nuclear," has harmed his reëlection hopes among millions of voters who find his unusual speaking style unfamiliar and bizarre.
Trump is correct that he is not being politically correct in his pronouncements -- at least in the conventional sense of that term.
The only attribute that we really have in common is that we took offense at some of the ridiculous pronouncements from Ferguson and used our blogs to correct them.
Mayweather may or may not be factually correct, but his comments reflect the deeper motivation for the pronouncement.
Rivals pooh-poohed such pronouncements.
