Sentence examples for declared that nothing from inspiring English sources

Aides to the secretary are still smarting over the way Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin summoned a Security Council session on terrorism and then turned it into an occasion for his heated news conference in which he declared that "nothing, nothing," justified going to war against Iraq right now.

David Lean resorted to Cape Town when the drenched coastline of the west of Ireland served up too many logistical obstacles to completing Ryan's Daughter, while Robert Towne (filming his largely forgotten Colin Farrell noir Ask the Dust) declared that "nothing could look more like southern California" than the country's tourist capital.

Mrs May once famously declared that nothing had changed.

Soon after Swinney's resignation that year, Salmond famously declared that nothing would persuade him to enter the contest to replace him, in which Sturgeon faced two rival candidates.

In his response yesterday, Mr. Hewlett declared that nothing in the letter would "change this bad transaction into a good one".

Immanuel Kant, for instance, whose project for perpetual peace we so willingly praise, declared that nothing straight can be fashioned from the twisted wood of humanity.

Auden famously declared that "poetry makes nothing happen" - by which, I think, he meant that we cannot expect from a poem some simple process of cause-and-effect.

He declares that nothing in the Constitution "mandated social, racial or gender equality".

Arriving in San Francisco as a teenager, the narrator, Jack Moon Szeto, declares that nothing about him is true.

Specifically: First, the U.S. president must decide and declare that nothing is more important to him and U.S. national interests than an Israeli-Palestinian peace.

Mr Sarkozy replied with two separate speeches this week, launching his own raft of proposals, and declaring that "nothing, and nobody, will stop me going all the way".