Sentence examples for much declared from inspiring English sources

"The conservatives pretty much declared there would be trouble for the four senators," Mr. Alesi said, referring to himself and the three other Republican senators who supported the law.

Senator Bernard F. Kenny, a Democrat, compared Mr. Santiago to Ulysses S. Grant, "a flawed man" who drank too much, declared bankruptcy and was drummed out of the military at one point, but rose to remake Lincoln's demoralized army.

Well, dear readers, history has pretty much declared that premise as wrong.

Mr. Obama, you've pretty much declared war on Syria.

Stiles (Dylan O'Brien) and Lydia (Holland Roden) pretty much declared their love for each other with the best make-out scene in the history of make-out scenes.

They charge so much!" declares a character in Woody Allen's collection Getting Even, "In my day, for five marks Freud himself would treat you.

With growth fragile, it looks impossible for France to keep its promise to reduce the deficit to 3% next year.Indeed, Mr Valls said as much, declaring that he believed in "budgetary responsibility, not austerity" and that he favoured "a change of rhythm" so as not to cramp growth.

USA Today pretty much declares the book closed on the best supporting actor race in its latest prognostications: Ever since The Dark Knight opened in July, Ledger's vivid turn as the villainous Joker was pegged as a near certainty, and now he's seen as destined to win when trophies are handed out.

Admitting this is pretty much declaring ignorance and isolationism.

But because I enjoyed driving the car so much, I declared a truce with the styling.

Asked how he knew so much, he declared, with something like indignation, "I'm a photographer for National Bus Trader magazine".