Sentence examples for momentous declaration from inspiring English sources
In his four decades as a Roman Catholic theologian, the Rev. Avery Dulles has served as an adviser to Vatican officials and American bishops and was a leading figure in forging the momentous declaration of understanding between Catholics and Lutherans in 1999.
Tom became Washington bureau chief of The New York Times in 1964, a year filled with momentous changes: the declaration of the War on Poverty, the Civil Rights Act and the Gulf of Tonkin resolution that escalated the Vietnam War.
Most momentous of all would be a declaration by both sides that they wanted in principle to see Cyprus join the EU as a loose federation, with the Turks handing back a good chunk of the land they took in 1974.
As representatives of each of the 20 communities stepped forward to endorse the Declaration, UNICEF Representative in Somalia Rozanne Chorlton called the event "truly momentous".
They are irresistibly momentous.
The ruling was momentous.
That alone seems momentous.
Inaugurations are momentous things.
