Sentence examples for declaring that all from inspiring English sources

When Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, declaring that all men were created equal, he owned slaves.

Ruth, however, saves them by declaring that all are "noblemen gone wrong," a class of people whom the English admire.

Mr. Liu is declaring that "all citizens of the People's Republic of China are equal before the law".

Delegates to the Gleneagles summit in July 2005 were given certificates declaring that all their carbon emissions were being offset.

On Thursday, the Revolutionary Guards issued an especially fierce statement, declaring that all protesters would be treated as Israeli spies.

Declaring that all anthologies published without permission is infringement would preclude fair use analysis of any excerpt included in an anthology.

France's President François Hollande declared that "all of Europe has been attacked".

(Walsh recalled that Pope Gregory VII who died in 1085 declared that ALL popes were saints).

One of these ideas is the one that declares that "all men are created equal".

The Republican onetime mayor of Carmel, California, huskily declared that "all that matters now is what's ahead.

Franklin D. Roosevelt declared that "all the democracies in the world must see this film," which is still sound advice.