Sentence examples for makes declarations from inspiring English sources

"A secretary general is not a campaigner who just makes declarations.

Mutsuko Fujii, of the Osaka education board, says she "listens with a tense heart" when Mr Hashimoto makes declarations about education.

And Kane Prestenback is Lee, a brash, deliberately nerdy 20-something engineer, the kind of young whippersnapper who makes declarations like, "The Brooklyn Bridge is overrated".

The prisoner, so frail "there was hardly any hajji under the robe," makes declarations that sound like a jailhouse letter from Ulrike Meinhof: "I have 10 guns and you call me bandit.

The experience is universal that it makes declarations of gender preference, of gay or straight, unnecessary, perhaps even laughable.

Blackburn just doubles down on the disingenuousness, and makes declarations about the history of the debt ceiling as a tool for budget negotiations that are all untrue and well-debunked by the aforementioned Jonathan Chait piece.

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They made declarations about the release of electromagnetic waves.

"Countries made declarations of independence and started considering themselves independent".

Characters make declarations that may seem untenable to some readers, though these characters are not zealots.

On my first day back I was taken to make declarations about this and that.