Sentence examples similar to insistently declared from inspiring English sources
It's difficult, of course, to prove a direct connection between the two events, but it can certainly be said that Crowley's play about eight voluble gay men--and one declared straight--at a birthday party represented the Manhattan homosexual at last daring to speak his name insistently from a stage only 14 months before roaring it in the streets.
Carlos Labarthe declared.
Norman Podhoretz, the influential editor of Commentary, declared, with only faint hyperbole: "There was a sense in which the validity of a whole phase of American experience was felt to hang on the question of whether or not he would turn out to be a great novelist". Is "Augie" the "great American novel" that British writer Martin Amis has so insistently proclaimed it?
But if Walker has been honest enough to declare, unlike them, that his faith is insistently relevant, that his duty to witness actively demands its advertisement, it's respectful to listen.
This pattern continues: the hero of The Bourne Identity is an unpredictably violent man with no memory and no past, yet Marie St Jacques, a successful economist, declares: "We love each other, we've found each other!" The very fantasy of becoming a spy is, perhaps, entwined with the fantasy of finding this insistently enthralled partner.
Repeatedly and insistently.
