Sentence examples for less declarations from inspiring English sources

"I think there is a basic understanding on both sides: 'Let's make less declarations and more troop withdrawals and troop deployments,' " he said, referring to Israel's gradual return of policing responsibility to Palestinian officers for what by previous agreement are Palestinian-controlled areas of the West Bank and Gaza.

"We need genuine political commitment, not rhetoric – less declarations more action," he said.

President Obasanjo echoes civil society call for less declarations and more action in the global fight against malaria ABUJA, 4 May 2006 – Addressing the African Union (AU) Summit and its Permanent Delegation, African Ambassadors and representatives from the global health sector, Nigeria's President Olusegun Obasanjo called for renewed vigour in the continent's fight against malaria.

Even with the deeply gifted Mr. Whishaw saying these words with passionate sincerity, they feel less like declarations of love than of ideals.

And, for a lyricist whose work is soon to be compiled in a book, it's noticeable than even in a huge boozy live venue, his less abstract declarations still grate, with songs like the the Less Than Zero-referencing  "Song For Clay (Disappear Here)" feeling terribly clunky.

Jane and Kurt had known each other since kindergarten, long enough that Kurt could tell Jane she was his "best friend," a less clichéd declaration, perhaps, in 1943.

Though this document is less a declaration of lofty ideals than a manual on how to run a federation, it is not easy to change.

This declaration felt less like resolve than like an ongoing internal negotiation, an unfinished argument with herself that she was letting me overhear.

As Lynne claimed to have witnessed, in his time, everything from weeping ghosts and flying lovers to, oh yes, a slideshow for pigs, Do Ya nonetheless built towards one of his less clumsy romantic declarations, as he roared "but I've never seen nothing like you" with such ardour that even Stephen Fry would have let the double negative slide.

Most were poor, did not own slaves and many couldn't even read much less write these declarations.

15 Key to success may be 'quieter' leadership, less about bombastic declarations and more about working to facilitate collaboration.