Sentence examples for making declarations that from inspiring English sources

There were judgments involved: some of what my mother called conversation was actually making declarations that began, "The truth is …" or asking unanswerable questions.

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

"At the very least, he has made declarations that are very inelegant and offensive to Moacyr".

In return, Mr. Mesbahi said, Mr. Menem agreed to "make declarations that there was no evidence against Iran that it was responsible".

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.

Over the past year and a half the Iranians have repeatedly made declarations that they would answer outstanding questions within a week, but each of those deadlines has passed with only partial answers offered.

Instead, they say, there are only patterns of Iraqi purchases, the scattered reports of defectors and Mr. Hussein's own history of making "final" declarations that eventually proved to be neither final nor true.

As for the rest of the arguments here, Easterbrook tends to contradict himself or make sweeping declarations that don't hold up to scrutiny.

Ms. Córdoba also made public declarations "that favored the interests of the subversive group," the statement said.

Referring to his counterparts in the West, he added: "We always said that they shouldn't make empty declarations that terrorism is a common threat, but make real efforts and cooperate with each other more closely.

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