Sentence examples for full of declarations from inspiring English sources

It was full of declarations of solidarity with Raif and me: our friends were shocked at what was due to happen today.

Always somewhat prone to medical catastrophe (her social-media dispatches full of declarations like "Feeling better!!! The Tamiflu kicked in I think") she took too many antibiotics before a show in Ohio, collapsed, and was flown home.

The new site is chock full of declarations of love, and that's great.

The subsequent full publication of declarations is a unique practice among countries where information was available and it may not be easily transferrable to other legal contexts.

The history of Los Angeles is full of bold declarations of war, none of which has dislodged the city from its undisputed status as the gang capital of America.

The essays, too, are full of short declarations and displays of emotion that are familiar from the @SoSadToday account.

A book that begins with him sharing a toast to America with George W. Bush ends with a chapter full of heartfelt declarations of love for his chosen country.

Amazon Plays Coy The dot-com icon persists in issuing earnings announcements chock full of vague declarations.

Declaration of the Rights of Women, English in full Declaration of the Rights of Woman and of the [Female] Citizen, French in full Déclaration des droits de la femme et de la citoyenne, pamphlet by Olympe de Gouges published in France in 1791.

I think I also wrote her a letter full of insults and declarations of love.

"Julius Caesar" is so full of aphorisms and declarations that onstage it often succumbs to pomposity.