Sentence examples for more of a declaration from inspiring English sources

Let us assume the name is less a come on to the homicidal and more of a declaration of intent.

There is mystery too, Moses finds, in the Ten Pronouncements (only nine were commandments, the first was more of a declaration).

Considered more of a declaration of party priorities than a politically viable budget, the document nevertheless signals an important shift for the administration.

All of these features ultimately unite to create a car that doesn't appear to be a radical upgrade from the 2012 Fisker Karma, but is instead more of a declaration of Karma's renewed staying power as a luxury car brand under new ownership.

Tears are wiped away with dollar bills, he sings about not dying young without somberness - more of a declaration of survival.

While the original version was more of a declaration of loyalty to Pittsburgh than a song about its football team, "Blue and Orange" is all about the Broncos.

This was once almost a noncategory — more like a declaration of openness, of not going along with anyone's program.

The 1776 Declaration of Independence was much more than a Declaration of War.

To the producers of Parma ham in the Italy's "Pig Valley", however,  it sounds more like a declaration of war.

But it is little more than a declaration of intention.

But on closer inspection this read more like a declaration of war.