Sentence examples for honestly declared from inspiring English sources

At the launch of the London Muslim-Jewish Forum at City Hall in 2009, which I, as director of the City Circle co-chaired, Rabbi Herschel Gluck boldly and honestly declared that "Muslims and Jews are so similar that we even hate each other in the same ways".

"He always bluntly and honestly declared his position and defended his point of view," Putin said in a telegram of condolence sent to Nemtsov's mother and posted on the Kremlin website.

It fit because the book is, he honestly declares, a "memoir of high adult happiness".

Once and for all, the right can honestly declare what the Supreme Court has allowed it to practice: that voters are commodities, not citizens.

All authors in this manuscript, here honestly declare that this manuscript is their own original work and has not been submitted by them or any other body else to another journal to fulfill a similar purpose.

I can honestly declare that I have never contemplated topping a bagel and cream cheese with Pickapeppa sauce, but maybe I'm missing something.

Where patients are involved in clinical decisions, honestly declaring uncertainty has merit.

"The fact that everyone involved in this show is an ex-member of Cambridge Footlights is completely coincidental, and has nothing to do with any form of nepotism or old-boy network at all, whatsoever, honestly," the blurb declared.

It survived the second world war when Franklin D Roosevelt declared: "I honestly feel that it would be best for the country to keep baseball going".

12 13 Embedding randomised evaluations within usual clinical practice can achieve this goal, and increase the likelihood that clinicians will declare honestly to their patients when there is uncertainty about the relative merits of alternative treatment options.

Speaking more generally, he declared, "The press, honestly, is out of control.