Sentence examples for declaration I think from inspiring English sources
Near the end of Ty Dolla $ign's new album, "Beach House 3," the singer makes a startling declaration: "I think about you all the time".
Japan's Prime Minister Naoto Kan came before a press conference over the weekend and made a simple declaration: "I think that the earthquake, tsunami and the situation at our nuclear reactors make up the worst crisis in the 65 years since the war.
Derbyshire captain Wayne Madsen on Glamorgan's first-innings declaration: "I thought it was about 60 per cent to help the over rate and 40 per cent to make a game of it.
Actually, as my 6-year-old prefaces most declarations, I think not.
"The promise was made in a sworn declaration, and I think the court should rely on it," Ms. Donoghue said.
"I won't accuse him of complacency, but I'm a little less relaxed than Sir Nicolas about the progress that's been made before the Brighton Declaration, which I think will make a big difference," he said.
A linguistically indecisive affair — a fugue of English, French, and Greek — it had some of the buzz of a U.S. Presidential debate, calling to mind Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's recent declaration: "I dream, think, and work for the United States of Europe".
But, along with the requested instructions, the trial judge had stated that: "[These instructions were] asked by counsel for the defendant to give certain declarations here, and while I think they have, in the main, been covered by the charge, yet I will give them to you..
"I think the declaration of the major internal incident has been really unhelpful.
"The Constitution is what precipitates and provokes debate," Mitchell says, "But I think the Declaration is the right thing to celebrate.
