Sentence examples for like a declaration of 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.
Once the advice is written and hence public, it's like a declaration of war.
But on closer inspection this read more like a declaration of war.
With the outbreak of war in 1914, Norway, like Sweden and Denmark, issued a declaration of neutrality.
As for Britain, "it feels like the day after a declaration of war," says a senior Eurocrat.
The Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda — best known for "Nobody Knows," about four young brothers and sisters forced to survive on their own after their mother abandons them — has such an extraordinarily delicate manner with children that his approach can feel like a code of ethics, a declaration of honesty toward these often badly used and exploited performers.
His reflections on Don Juanism in The Myth Of Sisyphus, written when he was 28, read like both a confession and a declaration of future policy: 'It is because he (Don Juan) loves them with the same passion and each time with his whole self that he must repeat his gift and his profound quest,' Camus wrote.
To be honest, this ad reads more like a suicide note than a declaration of pink-flavored freedom.
