Sentence examples for declared the idea of from inspiring English sources
One afternoon at Fitzroy Square, he declared, "The idea of an afterlife, that we'll meet again in some... theme park?
Having declared the idea of a nurturing Mother Merrill passé, Mr. O'Neal has discovered how vengeful a spurned culture can be.
Early in the obituary, Professor Glaude declared, "The idea of this venerable institution as central to black life and as a repository for the social and moral conscience of the nation has all but disappeared".
State lawmakers declared the idea of extending his term by 90 days all but dead, and some in the mayor's camp said he would not try to run for a third term.
It was in the US that things really kicked off, when Giuliani declared: "The idea of, in the name of art, having a city subsidise art, so-called works of art, in which people are throwing elephant dung at a picture of the Virgin Mary, is sick".
Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D). has declared the idea of drilling in the refuge dead on arrival on Capitol Hill.
When a federal judge suggested that NYPD officers wear cameras mounted on their uniforms, surveillance state champion Mayor Michael Bloomberg perversely declared the idea a violation of police officers' civil rights -- a statement that as well as any other illustrates Bloomberg's twisted concept of the proper relationship between the government and the governed.
Bialystock of course declares the idea to be pure genius, and they hit on the idea of a Hitler musical which naturally becomes a hit.
A23 Nearly halfway through his 60-day publicity tour on Social Security, President Bush declared that the idea of changing the retirement system was "beginning to permeate" the public consciousness but he insisted that he was still in the early stages of selling his proposals.
A rising star in the Israeli cabinet has declared that the idea of a Palestinian state is dead, in a statement that will dismay the US secretary of state, John Kerry, whose mission to restart peace talks between the two sides is struggling to make headway.
Yet the palace declared the very idea of such a poll intolerable, and the king beyond questioning.
