Sentence examples for declared apropos of from inspiring English sources
At one point, exhausted and apparently hallucinating, he declared, apropos of nothing in particular, "It is because they are against the system".
"Science fiction will never be Literature with a capital L," the New York Times has loftily declared (apropos of Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake), and Specimen Days is encountering similar flak.
"I can't begin to find space to write about all the sexy major stars I've known in this odd career," she declares, apropos of Warren Beatty.
Still, Andreas Loser's only role in the pharmacist's story is to appear later as a deaf hermit on the steppe, making Blue Mountain coffee from Jamaica, after which the pharmacist declares, apropos of nothing, that though he was actually on foot on the steppe he felt as though he were "galloping along on horseback".
So it is of note when in the new "American Hustle" she declares, apropos of almost nothing, "I don't like change".
Ringed with food trucks courtesy of Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo's Petit Trois and Animal, the party space included neon cacti stashed in the shrubbery, a half-dozen blue klieg lights stabbing the inky black sky and a vintage-style light-up sign declaring, apropos of nothing, "It All Makes Sense". Despite the enthusiastic signage to the contrary, we're not 100% sure it did all make sense.
Then, apropos of nothing, Trump declared, "Hey, by the way, Pete Rose?
As the (British) Mathematical Association declared in 1923, apropos the replacement of geometrical argument by trigonometry, "human nature takes refuge only too readily in a formula". The pocket calculator and the personal computer may hold the key to the way back.
