Sentence examples for declared the young from inspiring English sources

And because the theater director thought his audience would never believe Mr. Curtis's own name, Bernard Schwartz ("They'll think you're really Italian," he declared), the young actor went on under the name B. White.

He has also been named to the UEFA Team of the Year and declared the Young Player of the Year in France.

It's remarks like this, along with publicity stunts like stripping and boxing for charity, that prompted harsh campaign ads from Harper, that declared the young, inexperienced Trudeau was "just not ready" for the demanding role of prime minister.

And a year ago, the joint head of Britain's biggest trade union, Unite, declared the younger Miliband his favoured successor to Mr Brown: the first sign that the then energy secretary could count on the unions in a future leadership contest.

Sidney Lewis has been declared the youngest authenticated combatant of World War One.

At the age of 14 she has now been declared the youngest person ever to find a supernova.

His eyes sweep across the profusion of greenery, and he declares the young springtime to be wonderful.

"Secretly, I love art," declares the young Fritz Kocher in "A Schoolboy's Diary and Other Stories," a new collection translated by Damion Searls to be published this week.

"Secretly, I love art," declares the young Fritz Kocher in "A Schoolboy's Diary and Other Stories,"… For the poet Wallace Stevens, "God and the imagination are one" — or, more exactly, in the absence of a God, the human imagination must re-enchant the… The author waited for the librarian in the coffee shop on the little commercial strip across from the campus.

While Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney, did not explicitly declare the young men innocent -- he has no power or legal authority to do so -- his report describes in a decisive manner the powerful evidence implicating Mr. Reyes and the weak evidence against the teenagers.

His organizing against the Vietnam War led a professor at the law school to write to the Committee on Character and Fitness and declare the young Mr. Reichbach unfit to be admitted to the bar, though he had passed the exam.