Sentence examples for dead declaration from inspiring English sources

Three months after Mr. Schmidt's "Fun Steve is dead" declaration, there was Mr. McCain giving his acceptance speech at the convention on Thursday night.

Nietzsche became especially influential in French philosophical circles during the 1960's-1980's, when his "God is dead" declaration, his perspectivism, and his emphasis upon power as the real motivator and explanation for people's actions revealed new ways to challenge established authority and launch effective social critique.

Foo Fighters and Twisted Sister's Dee Snider are among the musicians who have responded to Simmons' rock-is-dead declarations.

Thus the unease of millions of ordinary Americans, and the undoubted chagrin of President Bush, who hasn't had much to say about Osama bin Laden since issuing his swaggering "Wanted: Dead or Alive" declaration last year.

Along with a flurry of activity, Brown's dead-trees emergency declaration triggered alarm among some environmentalists, who questioned its exemption from the California Environmental Quality Act to boost efforts to remove dead or dying trees.

But Craig strikes some very erotic sparks from Vesper Lynd, with some loaded bantering over dinner in a first-class railway compartment, and finally, from him, a dead-straight passionate declaration of love.

He particularly over-emphasised his role in the capture of Eichmann, claiming that he prevented Veronika Eichmann from having her husband declared dead in 1947, when in fact the declaration was denied "at the instigation of the authorities".

"There probably hasn't been a budget in 10 years that hasn't been declared dead on arrival," he said, but added that usually that declaration comes only from members of the other party.

Their declaration of dead of journalism is just not true, the 32 years old with two PhD titles remarks.

This might have been because LAPD officer John Long said Hernandez was dead, even though that declaration needed to be made by a medical professional.

Today's Google Doodle celebrates the 169th birthday of German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, whom many remember for his declaration "God is dead" and rejection of religion.