Sentence examples for declaration of unconditional from inspiring English sources

Y. Harburg standard, "Right as the Rain," sung in a fervent, radiant soprano that treated the song as a declaration of unconditional love for family.

At the time Figgis observed: 'It is painful to lose the everyday presence of someone in your life; but if you really love them, you just love them.' I tell him I found it a generous declaration of unconditional love - can he think of films that deal with that sort of loss?

For example, as the first Palestinian step, the plan calls for a declaration of an unconditional cease-fire, and a declaration by Israel "affirming its commitment" to a two-state solution including "an independent, viable, sovereign Palestinian state".

So 50 years later, how has America executed President Johnson's declaration of an "unconditional war on poverty"?

First, Roosevelt, at Casablanca, decided that America would pursue a policy of "unconditional surrender" against Germany and Japan — a declaration, Carroll writes, of "a readiness to embark, if a stubborn enemy so invited it, on a program of total destruction".

It was decided to issue a statement, the Potsdam Declaration, defining "Unconditional Surrender" and clarifying what it meant for the position of the emperor and for Hirohito personally.

It just so happened to dovetail with the conclusion of the Casablanca Conference, which brought together Churchill, Roosevelt, and de Gaulle and resulted in the Casablanca Declaration, demanding unconditional surrender from the Allies' foes.

This is the fisherman's version of unconditional love.

Nor really was the allied policy of unconditional surrender.

"The community provided this immediate sense of unconditional love.

Once, Marbury's cabal of unconditional enablers included Thomas.