Sentence examples for declared look from inspiring English sources

Debating agricultural subsidies, Boris declared: "Look, I'm rather pro-European, actually.

Keane, the captain, the talisman, the top scorer, swept his arm around the vista of 51,000 jubilant fans and declared: "Look at this.

If a commander "has a five-million-dollar reward on his head... how can he come forward?" Taliban commanders also contacted the United Nations and declared, "Look, I want to be on the inside of this process," Michael Semple, who was a U.N. political officer in Kabul at the time, recalled.

Winning the cold war was the same: "People of the world," Obama declared, "look at Berlin, where a wall came down, a continent came together and history proved there is no challenge too great for a world that stands as one".

Just over 14 minutes later — which included several minutes of clips showing Democrats and the media criticizing Trump Jr. — Hannity declared: "Look, this is an opinion show, but I wanted to ask every question I could think of regarding this issue.

"Tomorrow, we will be martyrs," he declared, looking straight at the camera.

"You can cast out a net and catch them," the psychologist Bertram von der Stein declared, looking out over the crowd.

Our party has a way to go, he declared, looking forward to the day when that style of Uppal speaks for a British Tory government.

"This is absolutely… shit!" he declared, looking as genuinely surprised as if he'd found Rosie's killer, solved Fermat and deciphered the recipe for beurre blanc in one productive chomp.

"No," the prime minister declared, looking for all the world as if he'd like to pick up the bowl of breakfast-TV fruit in front of him and hurl it at the weather map.

He looks over his shoulder and declares, "Look who's here," as a fat man in a top hat representing the "idle rich" climbs aboard the treadmill.