Sentence examples for every declaration from inspiring English sources

That might have been a load of southern-fried flim-flam from Followill, who had just sung the aptly titled Charmer, but he had a way of making every declaration sound sincere.

Because he had to know that beating the evil Patriots and even the prideful rally Sunday that had all the towel wavers here scared silly won't necessarily spare him an off-season of told-you-so critics spitting back his every declaration of championship intention.

Every dot... Every dash - Every declaration offers substance.

He mocked the limited political vocabulary of Trump, who tends to classify everything and everybody as either "terrific" or a "disaster" and caps almost every declaration with "believe me".

Every position taken by the presidential candidates, every declaration, every speech and even every single word uttered during the campaign is counted, analyzed, magnified, interpreted, scrutinized; it generates expectations or worries, it reproduces or brakes away from stereotypes.

That you'd want to spend as much time as you could in this constructed dreamscape, where an exceedingly attractive young woman is not only bringing your deeply hidden sexual proclivities to life, but also hearing you gripe about the world and nodding along with every declaration about how so-and-so doesn't "get" you.

Every underage drink or youthful indiscretion; every photo taken during their 10,957 days on earth; every SMS declaration of love and every piece of online trolling.

For every breathless declaration, there seemed to be a corresponding expression of doubt over how juicy a drunken-driving infraction from 24 years ago really was.

The new president first indicated that he would devalue the peso in his inaugural address on Tuesday night, and he has done so again in every public declaration since then.

I hope people remember that behind every public declaration of #metoo are countless women who can't say it, for whatever reason.

Good new works on paper are in almost every case a declaration of independence.