Sentence examples for important inaugural from inspiring English sources

He reckoned that the United States has its own series of saints and martyrs (such as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Abraham Lincoln) and that an examination of founding documents and important inaugural addresses shows how it operates on the idea that it is a nation chosen by God.

During an important inaugural meeting, the director of one of the most sizeable Dutch ecogenomics centres gave a presentation in which he introduced the term 'nature mining'.

Most important, the inaugural display does what all good shows do: it leaves us wanting more.

The centre is now preparing its next important event: its inaugural symposium in October, with speakers invited from all over the world.

There's one important exception — the second inaugural of Abraham Lincoln, delivered on March 4, 1865.

President-elect Donald Trump has made plenty of news since he won the election, but the coming week should be the most important of the pre-inaugural period by far, a moment when tweets and mixed signals could give way to greater clarity about the incoming president and his administration.

Mr. Obama has made Myanmar a personal priority in recent years, seeing it as a symbolically important example of his 2009 inaugural vow to reach out to rogue states that showed they were "willing to unclench your fist".

And so Michelle Obama's inaugural dress is an important subject.

The most important words in that famous first inaugural were not the only thing we have to fear is fear itself its action and action now".

But he always said his civil rights work was his most important, and in 1989 he received the inaugural Kodak Crystal Eagle Award for Impact in Photojournalism.

But I don't really mind … because I truly believe that when one accepts an appointment like this, the inaugural poet … to an important degree, enters the public domain.