The phrase "declaration of not" is not grammatically correct or commonly used in written English.
It is not a phrase that conveys a clear meaning and is not a natural way of expressing oneself. Instead, it would be better to use clearer and more specific language to convey your message. Example: "I declare that I am not guilty of the crime I have been accused of."
Kissing with closed lips had the bravery of kissing — a declaration of not caring what society thought — but was also not vulgar.
I suggest that anyone who appreciates documentaries, and is concerned about their future, read this rather brief but important declaration of not only a passion for documentary, but a belief that the future of documentary film is, in fact, an investment in the future of civilization itself.
It was the Declaration of Independence, not the Constitution.
Pedants pointed out that she meant the declaration of independence, not the constitution.
The novel opens with a declaration of citizenship, not nostalgia: "I am an American, Chicago born".
And then there is Declaration Of War (not to mention Planteur, from Marco Botti's Newmarket stable) in the Classic.
He would prefer that they learn "multiplication tables and the Declaration of Independence," not about a possible war against Iraq.
"It's a declaration of war – not only against the west and all the countries that are currently fighting Isis, but more importantly, against al-Qaida.
This, in Tigerspeak, amounts to a huge declaration of confidence, not only in his ability but in his physical and mental condition, and it bodes ill for the rest of the field.
The appalling atrocities of September 11th acts that must be seen as a declaration of war not just on America but on all civilised people were crueller in conception and even more shocking than what happened in Hawaii.
Though smaller than a conventional blockbuster, this show is a powerful declaration of faith — not just Rembrandt's faith in Jesus, but our own faith in the secular authority of Rembrandt's hand.
