Sentence examples for declared in that from inspiring English sources
"I approve of this," the young diplomat declared in that 1980 interview.
Mr Sarkozy declared in that first speech, back in 1975, that "to be Gaullist is to be revolutionary".
There was a certain justice in these actions, he declared, in that "she had returned to the level of life which she proposed for her people".
His article about Sierra Leone ends in 2000, before a cease-fire was declared in that country's civil war and small steps were made toward restoring peace.
"This emptiness is something not to fear," she declared in that album's title song, which set out to turn mourning into affirmation.
On the cover of the tie-in cookbook, Oliver sits at a table laid with a 1940s utility tablecloth in front of some bleakly cute postwar wallpaper, and "MINISTRY OF FOOD" is declared in that same derivative of Gill Sans typeface used on the Keep Calm and Carry On poster.
"Blink and you might miss this war," a newscaster smugly declares in that story.
("I long to stand on my own two feet," she declares, in that contemporary tone historical heroines inevitably slip into).
"Crime is in this country what crime is in other countries — a good friend to a man and to those about him, as often as it is his enemy," Fosco declares in that book.
Reviewing "Rendezvous With Destiny" in the same issue, David Nasaw notes that Franklin D. Roosevelt declared in 1940 that he had no intention of sending Americans to fight in Europe.
The panel declared in 2007 that the earth was warming and that human activity was the major reason.
