Sentence examples for offered a pronouncement from inspiring English sources
When Greenspan was chair, he offered a pronouncement at each meeting about where he thought the economy was going.
With college basketball's Final Four scheduled for the weekend, the four head coaches joined in a single statement, and the NCAA has offered a pronouncement of its own.
His friend Baraa Ghazi, 27, offered a broader pronouncement as he took a languid drag.
The legendary Howard Finster offers an urgent pronouncement at Ames Gallery — "Warning!
You do not default-accept testimony when a speaker offers an opinionated pronouncement e.g., "Raising property taxes is regressive," "Housing prices will fall further next quarter".
He offered a bizarre and jumbled explanation for his pronouncement.
Campaigning in Orange County on Wednesday, Clinton offered a lengthy list of Trump's various pronouncements on foreign policy, including threats to pull out of NATO that she said had her "especially concerned".
Yet in his last big policy pronouncement, in Strasbourg ten years ago, the Dalai himself offered a compromise.
At least one of the pronouncements by the then prime minister Ted Heath offered a clear sense of what is missing from the current conversation.
Alberti offered a "recovery" of Vitruvius and an outward tribute to the Vitruvian triad as definitive pronouncement of architecture's aims—hence the measure of architectural success.
Without explicitly espousing any political line or making any outright pronouncements, the Onion offered an implicit guarantee that laughing at its jokes might cause you a bit of uncomfortable self-awareness, but would never make you a bad person.
