Sentence examples for declared in a letter from inspiring English sources

"One of the most remarkable men in Iraq," she declared in a letter to her father.

"Recipes impossible to duplicate in this country should be left untouched," she declared in a letter to Alfred Knopf.

This goal — to make Baghdad's neighborhoods safe for civilians — was "the overriding objective of our strategy," he declared in a letter to his troops on March 15th.

This goal to make Baghdad's neighborhoods safe for civilians was "the overriding objective of our strategy," he declared in a letter to his troops on March 15th.

"This is really a generous nation, fond of glory, and particularly that of protecting the oppressed," he declared in a letter to Congress.

When Facebook announced its bid to go public earlier this year, Mr. Zuckerberg famously declared in a letter to would-be investors that his company's mission was not just to make money for its own sake.

"The American," Ryszard declares in a letter, "is someone who is always leaving everything behind".

The 25th Amendment, ratified in 1967, provides for the President to declare, in a letter to Congress, that he is unable to discharge his duties.

Some of the world's leading philosophers have waded into battle, declaring in a letter that the closure is of "national and international concern".

Nonetheless, Fidel maintained his antagonism until the end, declaring in a letter on his 90th birthday this year that "we don't need the empire to give us anything".

What do the letters tell us of the transformation of an apparently subdued governess to the novelist who could declare in a letter to her publishers on 4 January 1848: "It would take a great deal to crush me"?