Sentence examples for declaring for example from inspiring English sources

It must particularly rankle Kramnik when Carlsen adopts a blasé pose — declaring, for example, that losing at Monopoly upsets him more than losing at chess.

He is recorded as declaring, for example, that "if we could get out of this jam by giving up Malta and Gibraltar and some African colonies," he would "jump at it," although he didn't see any such prospect.

Several Fed officials have said they would like to replace the time horizon for current policy with a trigger tied to economic data, declaring, for example, that the Fed is likely to keep interest rates near zero until the unemployment rate falls below a specified level, or until economic output exceeds a certain threshold.

But they found a stash of documents that should have been declared, for example.

He has declared, for example, that the party would scrap secondary education so that students move straight from primary school to university.

He declares, for example, that it is difficult to refuse help to "someone who has raised you, clothed you, fed you from Day 1 — well, even if, in Pup's case, these actual duties were elaborately subcontracted".

Should Mr Sezer declare, for example, that Turkey's 12m or so Kurds should be allowed to educate their children in their own tongue, the generals might find it awkward to contradict him in public.

He has declared, for example, that Egyptians will have to "put their trust in God, the army and the civilian police to take Egypt to freedom, stability and progress".

A university should not declare, for example, that abortion is moral, that undocumented immigrants have a right to remain in the United States, that the United States should abandon Israel, or that a flat tax is the best policy.

But these misguided supporters will soon find out that it's one thing for Trump to declare for example that 'We're gonna bring back the coal, steel and manufacturing industries and create so many new jobs your heads will spin' and another for him to actually execute.

To treat a kid like this, to humiliate a son that way, one who has committed no crime either, except to defend the innocence of his mother, force him to declare, for example, that he was manipulated by his mother's lawyer, who was only thinking of the publicity he would gain and of using Sakineh's cause to flee to the West, all of that is absolutely repulsive.