Sentence examples for declaration may have from inspiring English sources
The pope's public declaration may have been a more effective way to influence his guest.
Sandoval's declaration may have been reassuring to voters: he is far ahead in the polls.
While many would love to see Morgan humiliated by having to do a lap of the north London stadium in the nude, the early morning declaration may have been enough to put listeners off their breakfast at the thought of it.
But the investor, who is prone to lengthy declarations, may have to adjust to Twitter's 140-character limit.
Similarly, local element declarations may have a name but are encapsulated within the scope of other declarations, and therefore are not exposed for reference.
Chris True from AllMusic selected it as a highlight from the album and said it was a "fun and string-laden declaration that she may have made a mistake back in 1997".
Chaney's grade of "A−" came with the declaration that "this may have been Finn at his absolute best" and Futterman said he did "a surprisingly decent Meatloaf"; Futterman added that the "already theatrical song is somehow made better by the show choir arrangement".
Even before Mr. Nagin angered many whites with a speech in January predicting that the city would be "chocolate" once again, his previous base of support in the largely white Uptown neighborhoods here had begun to wither — a fact the now-infamous declaration may merely have recognized, since it appeared to be a bid for black support.
Though the bump from its caliphate declaration may not have been as large as the group hoped, Islamic State's popularity among militants has drawn more into its fold.
