Sentence examples for declaration of where from inspiring English sources

Writing random quotes on the sleeve of my notebook was a cack-handed declaration of where I had wanted to be, to get to.

Titled "Musicks (Volumes I and II)," the recording project seems to be both a final look back at where she'd come from and a declaration of where she was headed.

"What's quite remarkable is that he has done a good deal of this in public, and his declarations of where he finds himself have been public, too.

It's a blinking, glowing declaration of progress where you'd least expect to find it.

The reference to unalienable rights, including "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness," appears not in the Constitution but in the Declaration of Independence, where it served as an aspirational statement rather than as a binding legal one.

The agency's report had concluded, in part, that Iran had not met its obligations in terms of "the reporting of nuclear material, the subsequent processing and use of that material and the declaration of facilities where the material was stored and processed".

The document was modeled after the U.S. Declaration of Independence where it is recognized, "all men are created equal".

Then there are the last words of the Declaration of Independence where the founders pledge their "lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor".

The gathering of the founding fathers was depicted in John Trumbull's famous Declaration of Independence where Hopkins is easily distinguishable as the gentleman standing in the back wearing a hat.

In the secular world, we in the United States should be asking, "What would the Founders do?" Are we the country they envisioned in the Declaration of Independence, where all men are created equal and all are endowed with the absolute rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness?

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