Sentence examples for declaring itself in from inspiring English sources

Political consciousness runs deep without necessarily declaring itself in polemical terms.

I am glad that the majority of this Parliament will very probably shortly be declaring itself in favour of them no longer being allowed in ordinary, everyday consumer products that everyone uses.

In light of previous scandals with B&Bs, it's easy to see that Airbnb declaring itself in-line with the LGBT community can be helpful to customers, but what has mid-priced tea got to do with anything?

It declares itself in his mathematically plotted compositions.

The British government has declared itself in favour of investing in a new generation of nuclear power plants.

But on Aug. 19, 1991, he was placed under house arrest, and a K.G.B.-led junta declared itself in charge.

It often feels like a rhetorical question: Moore believes that one's true nature declares itself in artistic output.

Over the weekend, Conservatives for Britain, a new group of Eurosceptic Tory MPs, declared itself in business.

Meanwhile, police salaries have been delayed by the Rio state government, which recently declared itself in a state of "financial catastrophe".

On the contrary, the regime, having declared itself in need, appeared bent on preventing anyone from seeing the extent of the famine.

The ship's crew had declared itself in rebellion against his left-leaning government on the fourth day of a general strike, which the opposition vowed to continue.