Sentence examples for declaration that we are from inspiring English sources

After all, the idea that there is only one soulmate out there for you is deeply passionate, an exuberant declaration that we are all not simply interchangeable.

Peter Mandelson has re-entered the political fray with a provocative declaration that "we are all Thatcherites now" in an article in today's Times.

(Happily, John McCain's half-cocked declaration that "we are all Georgians" was the closest we came to starting World War III on Tbilisi's behalf).

The focus on those who had saved lives was an attempt to offer hope amid the sadness: "Heroism is here," he said, an echo of his own famous declaration that "We are the ones we have been waiting for".

Umunna argued that Labour was wrong to run a financial deficit before the financial crisis and, in an echo of Mandelson's 1998 declaration that "we are intensely relaxed about people getting filthy rich", said that nobody is "too rich to be in our party".

Tellingly, it is the chief vampire Adam Rufus Sewelll) who tries to reinforce this line of thinking with a sneering declaration that we are all slaves in one way or another, and that he has himself seen Africans sell other Africans into slavery.

David was wearing a Shinesty red-and-plaid suit — a shout-out to Canada and a fashion declaration that we were there to have fun.

"This is a formal declaration that we're opening a second front in the climate war," said Mr. Zaelke, who has been agitating for action on fast-acting climate change agents for years.

The synagogue's name, address and Web address appear at the bottom of most of the ads, with the declaration that "We're not perfect" appearing at the top.

(One thinks of the beer garden scene in the film version of "Cabaret".) There is, for the most part, an awkward distance between performers and their roles here that never matches Peter's second-act declaration that "we were so poor, we let ourselves get drunk on him".

He compared his efforts to Salesforce.com's declaration that we were seeing "the end of software" — it may have been hyperbolic, but it also attracted attention and helped people think about the industry in a new way.