Sentence examples for declaring one of the from inspiring English sources
Now into the arena comes a distinctly more conservative brand of liberal and Trump opponent, Mark Lilla, a professor of the humanities at Columbia, who, on November 18th, published an Op-Ed in the Times declaring, "One of the many lessons of the recent presidential election and its repugnant outcome is that the age of identity liberalism must be brought to an end".
Among them were shifting tax payments from one fiscal year to another to make the nation's fiscal condition look better and declaring one of the government's most predictable functions, the once-every-10-year census, to be an emergency that needed to be paid for out of a special pot of money.
The instant polls you may see (or may have already seen) after the debate declaring one of the candidates the winner may or may not be meaningful, and in order to fully assess the impact we're probably going have to wait until the end of the week, when new national and state polls will assess how the two candidates' performances changed the race.
"Once reported, this adverse information can stay on your record for seven years!" declares one of the company's standard letters, which goes on to warn that car dealers, department stores and banks may learn of the library users' misdeeds.
His Ph.D. from the MIT Media Laboratory on Reality Mining was declared one of the '10 technologies most likely to change the way we live' by the MIT Technology Review.
Stay to try these mollusks, harvested fresh from the water, at the smash-hit on-site restaurant, Matunuck Oyster Bar, declared "One of the 21 Best Seafood Restaurants in America" by Timeout.com in 2016.
It was not, as Gaines breathlessly declares, one of the worst slums in America.
It is, The Times's Vincent Canby declared, "one of the most candid, most fascinating portraits ever made of a motion picture director at work".
