Sentence examples for declaration lies from inspiring English sources

The power of my declaration lies, for you, precisely in that I make a promise that I can keep only if I make an effort.

Tancredi's declaration lies at the heart of "The Leopard," at once a loving portrait of a vanished society and a critique of its provincialism.

But for me the real strength of the Declaration lies in its wider recommendation that the European Union takes the fight against poverty and exclusion seriously.

"Chelsea utterly refutes that the club, or any of its representatives, participated in a deliberate ploy of false declarations or lies in order to cynically influence the result of the tie, to put pressure on refereeing officials or poison the atmosphere between the teams," said Kenyon.

Instead, the White House and congressional Republicans are scrambling — after Mr. Trump's apparently off-the-cuff declarations — to lay the tracks for another tax cut if Republicans hold onto control of both the House and the Senate in November.

It's a simple declaration, but therein lies the sly power of "A Seat at the Table" — there's little need to parse, only to sit and listen.

I kept thinking of Spock, in "Star Trek Into Darkness," and of his proud declaration: "Vulcans cannot lie".

But instead of delivering honest truths, as he had promised in his "declaration", he spread egregious lies about the strikers and the cause of their deaths.

Six years after the Oslo agreement, "the land is being plundered, Jewish settlements are expanding, refugees are being conspired against and our prisoners are being held in Israeli jails behind a tissue of trickery and lies", the declaration said.

In 1776, a few weeks after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, David Hume lay on his deathbed as a man of sixty-five, and was described as remarkably calm by all the friends who came to visit him.

The declaration is expected to lay out the full history of Syria's chemical warfare program, providing details on all sites involved in researching, producing or storing its arsenal.