Sentence examples for odd declarations from inspiring English sources

They are pleased by his compliments, interested in his odd declarations.

His attempt to draw that analogy was the latest of a series of odd declarations from Mr. Kohl.

His spokesman confirmed that a string of odd declarations posted on social media over the weekend were in fact the work of a hacker.

It was an odd declaration, since the warehouses and piers south of the Brooklyn Bridge had long been shuttered.

When the prosecuting authority first brought charges against Mr. Shaik, its chief announced that while he also had prima facie evidence against Mr. Zuma, who was then the nation's deputy president, he did not consider that case to be "winnable," an odd declaration that for a time freed Mr. Zuma from prosecution and yet tarred him with guilt.

It was indeed an odd declaration for a leader celebrating his country's liberation, leading many to wonder: Who are Abdeljalil and the NTC trying to appease?

Aguilera's not shy of the odd feministic declaration herself.

The conversation turns to morality, and Morgan brings the table to silence with his odd, unsettling declaration that: "I only know goodness and anger and revenge and evil and desire... these seem to me far better words than neurosis and psychology and paranoia.

The details and observations accrue in such a way — obliquely, melodiously — that they pull a reader forward in anticipation of the next unexpected leap: a stray object, an odd gesture, a bald declaration, or a rash act.

The odd thing is that this very declaration -- the impossibility of greatness, the masquerade involved in art -- was already accepted and anticipated by the Modernist movement.

Four members of the committee assigned by Congress to write the Declaration were lawyers (Ben Franklin was the odd man out).