Sentence examples for declaration of inspiration from inspiring English sources
The Phillies can ponder the motivational note from the Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt that was displayed in their clubhouse Friday night, but the Mets had their own declaration of inspiration earlier this season.
Jonnie warns Terl that he will be overthrown and the humans will retake Earth, and cites the United States Declaration of Independence as inspiration, to which Terl scoffs.
In difficult times we have always turned to the Declaration of Independence for solace and inspiration.
The Declaration of Independence has also been a source of inspiration outside the United States.
She claims that the Universal Declaration provides inspiration for "growing numbers of women and men".
On the other hand, for the magnificent principle of equality and justice articulated in the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. serves as a source of inspiration, a light of hope for those oppressed.
He invoked the Declaration of Independence and figures from American history -- Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King Jr., Dorothy Day and Thomas Merton -- as sources of inspiration for noble leadership.
The Declaration of Independence: that is aspiration.
Fifty years ago, when the colonial overlords of Rhodesia tried to secede from the British empire as a white-supremacist republic, their avowed (and to us, embarrassing) inspiration was Jefferson's Declaration of Independence.
A unique feature of the Framework, which has been developed by the Regulatory and Ethics Working Group of the GA4GH and its diverse partners (P3G-IPAC [ 4]; IRDiRC [ 5]; BioSHaRE [ 6]; H3Africa [ 7] and ISBER [ 8], among others), is its reliance on human rights, especially the UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights [ 9], for guidance and inspiration.
