Sentence examples for declaration more of from inspiring English sources
"Our plan is that he'll stay here," Allofs said – but it sounded like a declaration more of hope than expectation and a definite move away from the "not for sale" message of a few weeks ago.
Ross and Rachel's trajectory in Friends was slightly less hackneyed (Ross's "it's always been you Rach" declaration more of a happy middle than an ending), and for a long time the show held its nerve when it came to keeping the pair apart, even divorcing the trappings of coupledom – getting married, having a child – from the idea of being in a relationship.
(Radames to Aida, when he demands that she scrub his naked torso: "You are much better with a sword than you are with a sponge".) There are also instances of the sort of camp declarations more common to Charles Ludlam-ish parodies.
All powers and authorities possessed by the President, any other officer or employee of the Federal Government, or any executive agency, as a result of any declaration of National Emergency, of which more than 30 are concurrently in effect, shall be terminated within 90 days, unless each House of Congress shall meet to vote on a joint resolution to renew the emergency.
Let us assume the name is less a come on to the homicidal and more of a declaration of intent.
If they find favour, perhaps the Brighton Declaration will be seen as more of a milestone than a millstone.
There is mystery too, Moses finds, in the Ten Pronouncements (only nine were commandments, the first was more of a declaration).
All of these features ultimately unite to create a car that doesn't appear to be a radical upgrade from the 2012 Fisker Karma, but is instead more of a declaration of Karma's renewed staying power as a luxury car brand under new ownership.
Tears are wiped away with dollar bills, he sings about not dying young without somberness - more of a declaration of survival.
While the original version was more of a declaration of loyalty to Pittsburgh than a song about its football team, "Blue and Orange" is all about the Broncos.
It's not a declaration of victory, more a suggestion of what could be possible.
