Sentence examples for declared itself as from inspiring English sources
North Korea declared itself as an independent state on Sept. 9, 1948, three years after the liberation of the Korean Peninsula from Japanese colonial rule.
By the time of Bates senior's stroke, which coincides with a filial trip to Poland (including a visit to Auschwitz), the metamorphosis is complete, and a modest little comedy of modern manners has declared itself as an elemental tale of last orders, final reckonings and even, given Fred's Catholicism, the nature of faith.
During the 2011 parliamentary election campaign, HSP declared itself as the only party advocating rejection of Croatian EU accession; it failed to win a single seat, receiving 3% of the votes.
In early February 1942, Drenović took a leading role in a conference intended to bring the 7th Glamoč Battalion, which had declared itself as "Chetnik", back into the Partisan structure.
This is what happened during the Reformation in Europe: After initial struggles with Rome, the pope and the Curia, Protestantism declared itself as completely independent of the Catholic Church.
Georgia today declared itself at war as Russian planes bombed a Georgian city in an escalation of the conflict over South Ossetia.
In Silesia a significant segment of the population tends to declare itself as Silesian or German according to political circumstances.
The first-person point of view is exchanged for third-person, and the tone declares itself as the tone of the amused insider.
"People will increasingly see that it is unsafe to be in a country which still wants to declare itself as a tax haven," the prime minister said.
Danced with cool long-legged emphasis by Mr. Forster, dressed in black against a white screen, "Break" still declares itself as a 1960's manifesto against mainstream modern-dance esthetics.
From its first virtuosic, almost page-long sentence, The End declares itself as a work that requires attention, the heft of the subject matter matched by the ornamented tooling of the prose.
