Sentence examples for his declarations of from inspiring English sources

And his declarations of lust never felt dangerous, even after he ritualistically tore off his undershirt.

"What's quite remarkable is that he has done a good deal of this in public, and his declarations of where he finds himself have been public, too.

Ne-Yo could be the next Babyface, a man most comfortable inside a ballad — the form with the most room for melodic invention, often because ballads are simply slower — and unafraid of tinting his declarations of love with ambiguity.

We learn that Alastair Campbell, for all his declarations of loyalty to the Labour clan, only agreed to help at the recent election grudgingly because he thought it was a "lost cause".

Ne-Yo could be the next Babyface, a man most comfortable inside a ballad the form with the most room for melodic invention, often because ballads are simply slower and unafraid of tinting his declarations of love with ambiguity.

Now, in a remarkable campaign development, Mr. Lieberman is being criticized by some Jewish leaders and others fearful that his declarations of faith as a devout Jew, and his calls for more religion in public life, are an affront to Americans who are less religious or whose faith comes from a different tradition.

By the time of Britten's next cycle, Seven Sonnets of Michelangelo (1942) for tenor and piano, Pears had become his partner and muse; in Matthews's phrase, Britten wrote the cycle as "his declaration of love for Peter".

The last line of his "Declaration of Rights" reads, "Awake!

Notice that Michael doesn't include his mother in his declaration of love.

In 1688 James reissued his Declaration of Indulgence for the second consecutive year.

"His declaration of cease-fire is a media gimmick and no more than that," he said.