Sentence examples for few declarations from inspiring English sources

There were few demonstrations, few hugs and embraces, and few declarations among us about love.

Few declarations of intent have been made so calmly, so menacingly.

"Waitin' on the Day" is one of a few declarations of domesticity and calm on this album, which includes some of his strongest songwriting.

On Thursday he delivered one of his few declarations in court, saying, "I did not kill Meredith" and appealing to jurors to give him his life back.

But to come up with a few declarations or protocols and ask the Irish to vote again would not just be contemptuous of democracy: the turnout and margin of defeat also suggest that it might fail.

What public opinion sees is a few declarations condemning certain aspects of the war in Chechnya; what we are actually seeing is political and financial support for the Kremlin.

By contrast, the surprise trip to Afghanistan — which, indeed, caught Mr. Romney and the rest of the nation off-guard — generated fewer declarations of outrage by Republicans, at least while Mr. Obama remained overseas.

There are no known letters or writings by Johannes Vermeer other than signatures on paintings and a few legal declarations".

However, there have also been a few unlikely declarations in favour of the remain camp, making it difficult to call which way Tory MPs will finally swing.

The old guard under the Social Democrats' chairman, Oskar Lafontaine, who has recently got Mr Schröder to promise (in one of his party's few firm declarations) to undo a string of tentative but useful reforms on welfare, pensions, health and taxation that Mr Kohl's lot have been trying to enact?

But few such declarations were forthcoming.