Sentence examples for declaration I do from inspiring English sources

A statement released by Mr Corbyn's campaign said: "Right at the beginning of the leadership campaign, Jeremy Corbyn made this declaration: 'I do not believe in personal abuse of any sort.

My own brain began to unravel early with The Boy's declaration, "I don't have a name.

Annalina begins her diary the day before school opens with the frantic declaration "I don't want to go to kindergarten!" Even outgoing Annalina clings to the familiar comforts of home, fearing the "Big School with big kids.

McEnroe, who created more than a few stirs at Wimbledon gathering his three titles, tells a small group of reporters who are not exactly knocked off their seats by the declaration: "I don't know if, deep down, they get along as well as they say they do.

His eight-hour staging of Shakespeare's histories in 2009 prompted one critic to groan: "Benedict Andrews is my nightmare of what director's theatre can come to," while the Telegraph's review of his modernist, futuristic production of Monteverdi's Return of Ulysses last year began with the straightforward declaration: "I didn't like Benedict Andrews's new production … one bit".

The words sit there like a taunt, a question, a declaration".I do not believe in screwing the bourgeoisie," Mr Baldessari explained in an interview.

His declaration that "I do not believe that government is the enemy, but I do not believe it is always the answer" was a gentle half-turn away from Ronald Reagan's blunt assertion that "government is the problem".

It is not nerd elitism that informs his declaration that "I don't label the controls on my gear.

But that only invited scrutiny into his past positions, including his passage of an assault weapons ban while governor of Massachusetts and his 2004 declaration that "I don't believe that we have to have assault weapons as part of our personal arsenal".

"Don't You Want to Share the Guilt?" built from singing to ranting as Ms. Nash poured out declarations like "I don't know how people haven't got mental health problems".

Mr. Gross, the chief investment officer of Pimco, makes this declaration to Fortune: I don't have a cellphone, I don't have a BlackBerry.