Sentence examples for initial pronouncement from inspiring English sources
Seeing that his initial pronouncement did nothing to quell the controversy surrounding the faults of popular nature writing, Roosevelt finally responded to Long's ongoing criticism in the fall of 1907.
A leading newspaper in the United States also took the Jamaican authorities to task over their initial pronouncements regarding a weather system which later became Hurricane Earl.
"It's not enough for us to make initial, strong pronouncements.
Faulted for appearing at Bob Jones University, for refusing to meet with gay Republicans and for ducking debates, he at first in each case dug in with stubborn pronouncements defending his initial course.
HONG KONG — The Asian business community's initial reaction on Wednesday to the highly anticipated pronouncement of China's Communist Party leaders on how to overhaul China's economy was basically this: "long on goals and short on details," "broad-brushed," falling "some way short" of expectations.
Mr. Cameron's initial choice of Amsterdam for the speech reflected a long tradition of using European cities for British pronouncements on Europe.
The pronouncement went unheeded.
For Meacham, pronouncement trumps storytelling.
Pronouncement, caveat, thrust, parry.
Politicians like this sort of pronouncement.
