Sentence examples for declare loud from inspiring English sources

A Definitive Zero Tolerance Statement: It is in the hands of the Secretary General of the UN to continuously express unequivocal zero tolerance for any form of violence against women and girls, to declare loud and clear that such violence is a crime against humanity and to hold national governments directly accountable for any violations of these human rights.

Unfortunately for the wolf, Krusty declares "loud" being the secret word of the day.

Here's the happiness hack... Every time you think or declare out loud a judgment against yourself or someone else, try saying to yourself, "Ahh, here goes --insert your name -- judging again!" or "Oops, here I go judging again".

Participants in the Iowa Democratic caucuses — usually 125,000 to 150,000 people — must show up in a public gathering to declare, out loud and in front of their neighbors, who they are supporting.

Still, "if the United States will declare out loud for empire, it had better be in its capacity as a Thomas Paine arsenal, or at the very least a Jeffersonian one".

3. Declared loud and proud "My life is a drama free zone".

Once at the forefront of the IRA campaign, Mr Kelly declared to loud cheers that no unionist "no matter how loud they shout will prevent me or any other republican honouring our comrades who gave their lives in the struggle for Irish freedom and equality".

But that had now changed, he declared to loud cheers.

"Our veterans have already sacrificed enough for this country," Mr. Perry declared, getting loud applause from the crowd.

"I'm standing here with you," he declared to loud cheers, speaking for about 15 minutes before he left, waving through the window of his helicopter.

"THIS is a Piccadilly line train to Cockfosters", declared a loud voice, and they stopped talking while it repeated its assertion.