Sentence examples for like a declaration from inspiring English sources

It's like a declaration of love on a battlefield.

The text reads like a declaration of war.

The language used to herald the legislation sounded more like a declaration of war.

Hamachi with chicharrones reads like a declaration of war, but no.

As well as a plea for forgiveness, her letter read like a declaration.

Once the advice is written and hence public, it's like a declaration of war.

(Does it refer to herbivores or a meal-plus-violent-crime?) This book is full of similarly instructive grammatical conundrums: how would you like to punctuate a declaration that "the convict said the judge is mad?" Finally, there are books that profit immeasurably from the presence of inside dope.

If one things unites independent film exhibitors, it's that they don't like being told what to do, and Scala Beyond does ask that recruits toe the line in certain ways, like submitting a "declaration" outlining their vision of what cinema should be, for instance.

With the outbreak of war in 1914, Norway, like Sweden and Denmark, issued a declaration of neutrality.

But none of Trump predecessors made a declaration like the one Trump issued in January.

As for Britain, "it feels like the day after a declaration of war," says a senior Eurocrat.