Sentence examples for declarations that all from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Ricci's annotations offer grandiose declarations that all Europeans were " reverent adherents of the holy Christian religion," that "all are versed in the elements of astronomy and philosophy," and that its princes and subjects were all wealthy.

LEGION CHEERS PRESIDENT; Omaha Convention Applauds Declaration That All Are Equal Here.

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It was a forceful declaration that all Americans are entitled to care and it marshaled means to achieve that end.

The declaration that all men were equal certainly didn't mean that opportunities and economic mobility were equally dispersed.

"The best and most unlikely would be a final declaration that all states agree to and is meaningful.

Soon after came the Confederate attack on Fort Sumter, and Lincoln's declaration that all Southern ports were under a federal blockade.

Contrary to critics, national sovereignty is in no way compromised in the treaty's declaration that all people, regardless of ability, deserve to live in dignity, safety and equality under the law.

Put it together, and it's a declaration that all of the burden of "internal devaluation" — the need to bring costs and prices in Spain and others relative to the core — will be borne by deflation in the south.

Then there is "Selling Illusions," his collection of essays, in which he argued that Canada's declaration that all cultures are equal and welcome is a curse in disguise.

The framers thus began the constitution with a declaration that all political power inheres in the people and only they, the people, may decide how and when that power may be given up.