Sentence examples for declared completely from inspiring English sources

The autumn held other significant events: five years after Armstrong was diagnosed with cancer he was declared completely clear of the condition and on November 21 his wife gave birth by Caesarean section to daughters Isabelle and Grace.

Sigmund Goldstein, a Socialist, wrote in to complain of a political cartoon which, he declared, completely misrepresented the Socialist position Seems that the cartoon had shown F.D.R. at the wheel of a Fourth Term Taxi, inviting Returning Veterans to hop in.

Barham said the whole area of offsets needs to be reformed, with some areas declared completely off limits and a mechanism to ensure that areas previously protected under offsets are not themselves wiped out later by a mine, agriculture or housing.

Dozens of people stuck in schools and stores were allowed to leave the area, which was declared "completely secure" by Forest Mayor Marc-Jean Ghyssels on Wednesday morning.

The album also follows a couple of stray singles, including "Stare" and "Baltimore," issued through various digital-music providers — a means of distribution he famously declared "completely over" in 2010.

President Donald Trump may be in overall good health, but on Tuesday's broadcast of "The Daily Show," host Trevor Noah posed one question to the White House's official physician, Ronny Jackson: "No heart problems, no dementia, no dentures… but did you test for racism?" The news that Trump was declared completely sane made Noah "even more worried".

Britney Spears declared, "All of us are completely in love with you!" while Demi gushed, "I want to buy your music right now".

You are not giving me medical facts'.) All but two of the 64 GPs declared themselves completely satisfied with the management of their individual patients.

Earlier this year, Mr. Chávez declared himself "completely cured".

Gandhi declared himself completely opposed to the two-nation theory on which Jinnah's claim for Pakistan was founded.

The Prime Minister declared himself "completely fed up" with the impasse and legal experts have warned it could be years before Qatada leaves the country.