Sentence examples for declaration that one from inspiring English sources

These days facial hair is a popular post-career-reversal statement, a declaration that one has joined the ranks of men who no longer have to give a toss.

This document marks the first public declaration that one important segment of conservative American religion, perhaps the single most important one, is rejecting the culture war and everything for which it stands.

But she believes that stating one's needs is less apt to inspire enthusiasm than the declaration that one is so passionately in love as to be impatient to be united forever.

The sight of of a large black man with two seats and a disability prompted two passengers seated behind Barber to engage in what Barber told reporters was a loud conversation that included a declaration that one passenger "had problems with those people". Unable to turn around due to his fused spine, Barber stood to speak to the passengers.

- Declaration that one co-author was employed by an organisation involved in PBF.

His style, he said, is simply to try to win games, the kind of blunt declaration that one of his previous managers, Martin O'Neill, would deliver.

The paper's "Declaration of interest" section states that one scientist worked for a drug manufacturer with a division that made BPA; two others were former government officials involved in risk assessment; as for the six other scientists, "Authors Hengstler, Foth, Gebel, Kramer, Lilienblum, and Wollin report no conflicts of interest".

"I suppose I exaggerate – but I'd plunge into the Seine – or lie on a railway line – rather than lose a letter," she gushes to her soon-to-be husband, John Middleton Murry, a declaration that has been amusingly juxtaposed with one of the iciest dismissals to a rival that I have ever read.

In 1981 he was one of the signatories of the Limehouse declaration that began the SDP.

His declaration demonstrates that one cannot tell from a mere screen shot alone who generated an advertisement.

The emergency declaration recognized that one of the factors that caused the blackouts and threatened more in the days ahead was the fact that the big generating companies were resisting selling their power to utilities that might never be able to pay for it.