Sentence examples for declarations and questions from inspiring English sources

Or maybe the one who's endured?" What of course separates "Next to Normal" from a Lifetime movie is that these by-the-book declarations and questions are usually sung instead of spoken.

We've got spontaneous things to say that we never anticipated; declarations and questions that require careful, nuanced, and newly formulated expression.

Explicit declarations and questions such as "I don't know what to say anymore" and "How much time is left?" plus pauses of longer than 5 seconds were considered to be examples of forced speech.

My declarations and pushy questions made him wonder if he was pursuing the wrong woman, and he required a glass of Jack Daniel's and a phone consult with his mother before e-mailing me back.

The latest is a New York Times story this week that analyzes all of the young women in Hollywood on their "feminist or not" declarations and asks the question: Does it matter?

Sharon's a supreme flake and unholy jawboner, driving everyone around her crazy with her questions and declarations and constant, vehement changes in course.

His "Declaration on the Jewish Question" appeared in 1880, and questions of German-Jewish identity would occupy him throughout his career (Schwarzschild 1979; and especially Wiedebach 1997, Pts. 4 5).

The players make declarations, pose questions, give answers, thrust and parry, chase each other, proceed in lockstep; there are moments of tender lyricism and of furious aggression – I've never seen string players subject their instruments to such apparently extreme maltreatment - but the Tetzlaffs encompassed it all with wit and impeccable virtuosity.

The draft resolution "notes with the most serious concern" the lapses in Iran's past declarations and "deplores" the country's failure to resolve all outstanding questions.

They had questioned both the transparency of her financial declarations and her competence to be a commissioner for humanitarian aid.

The speakers used declarations and short idea-packed talks, and attendees used cards, polls, and an interactive question and commenting app to provide input into a new declaration -- a vision to guide the efforts of landscape architects to 2066.