Sentence examples for great declarations from inspiring English sources

But he made no great declarations about the Kurdish cause.

But Mugabe went on television and read a speech that is still remembered throughout Africa and abroad as one of the great declarations of the age.

The rights a person can have involve only pointless things, for which there is no reason to fight or to write great declarations!" He was driving again now, and his mother's voice grew gentler.

Mr President, great declarations and little progress, summits come and go and they are all the same.

The first stage in this rebellion was the signing of a great declaration on behalf of the Union.

On the Fourth of July, the instinct is always to look backward in time, to the first news of that great Declaration or to the days when Emerson could truly say that "the vast majority of the people of this country live by the land, and carry its quality in their manners and opinions".

Its most fundamental concern is for the people, as expressed in a famous line from the "Great Declaration" chapter of the Book of Documents (Shangshu 尚書): "Heaven sees from where my people see; heaven hears from where my people hear" (quoted from Mengzi 5A5).

Historians place the letter in a broader context, "as one of the masterpieces of American patriotism" or even "one of the greatest declarations of defiance in the English language".

I see the film as a great, poetic declaration of love for mankind today.

On wrapping his role in Holy Motors, Denis Lavant described the film as "a great poetic declaration of love for mankind today".

The merits of his great summary, the Declaration of Independence, consisted, as Madison pointed out, "in a lucid communication of human rights…in a style and tone appropriate to the great occasion, and to the spirit of the American people".