Sentence examples for heartfelt declaration from inspiring English sources

Here was a heartfelt declaration of friendship, a cleareyed conveyance of affection and gratitude.

Certainly his heartfelt declaration that Entwistle's resignation saw "one of the saddest evenings of my public life" did nothing to dispel this view.

David Ortiz echoed that after the game, jokingly referring to his profane but heartfelt declaration from April, when, after the Boston Marathon bombings, he swore during a ceremony at Fenway Park.

This month alone he penned a heartfelt declaration of support to the Stanford sexual assault survivor, and he delivered an impassioned speech on rape culture at at the recent White House Summit on the United State Of Women.

It's a far cry from Hillary Clinton's heartfelt declaration on 30 March, commending Morocco for "achieving democratic change [in a way that is] a model for other countries in the region".

My own personal favourite, or rather biggest bugbear, was his supposedly heartfelt declaration on the BBC's Countryfile that he would no more ruin the countryside by building on it than put at risk his own family.

The government's attitude thus far does not sit well with all its heartfelt declarations about race.

Most of the time they end not in the tearful, heartfelt declarations of a Hollywood happy ending, but with a faint sense of disappointment.

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.

That doesn't mean it's quite dead on arrival; the widely heralded League of Nations showed up with all kinds of serious pageantry and heartfelt declarations early on, only to become a historical punchline.

The songs are full of heartfelt emotional declarations that have endeared them to moviemakers; they've shown up on so many soundtracks that the band just released a full album of soundtrack material, "Reel Life Vol. 1".