Sentence examples for hearing declarations from inspiring English sources

You have no doubt been hearing declarations that housing is a bubble.

Instead, they've heard declarations of good intent that feel like a substitute for actual remedies.

We've heard declarations about I.S.I. reform before, of course, and they have not led to meaningful change.

For the audience it was a night to dance nonstop; to sing along to big-beat anthems of sorrows overcome; to show off flashy, silly clothes; to hear declarations of love from Axwell (the group's spokesman); and to enjoy an escalating barrage of effects.

Let me note too that we have already heard declarations from Kiev about Ukraine soon joining Nato.

"We are still hearing the declarations and we should wait for actions and then decide," the president said.

This writer's own experience in hearing the declarations of solace from the recipients of this assistance, the easing of their fear and acute stress, their restoration of faith, and their recognition as human beings with rights and substance, is touching to the spirit and validates the necessity of this activity.

We heard the declarations, some defiant, some heavyhearted, some laughing, because after crying for three days solid, laughter is necessary.

Much of Mr. Obama's anticorporate rhetoric was probably calibrated more to lawmakers than to business leaders, but what the executives heard were declarations of war against American industry.

Just a few years ago, it was rare to hear public declarations from Ayatollah Ali Khamenei claiming vast authority as a theologian.

"In a number of regions, we hear the declarations of aggressively destructive forces, ultimately threatening the stability of all the peoples of the earth," Mr. Putin wrote.