"At that one very public moment, of a very public declaration of one's loyalty to one's fellow citizens and country, one should do so openly, proudly and publicly, without one's face hidden," he told reporters in Calgary.
SIR —When one reads the Declaration of Human Rights, the word "duties" does not appear until the penultimate article!
Only a few paragraphs -- one about the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution forming a foundation of values for foreign policy, and another about strong alliances as the best path to security -- were cut from a draft finished on Thursday.
Later, she bears a letter from Robbie to Cecilia: a note of apology, except that Robbie, fool that he is, writes two notes and by mistake sends the wrong one — an obscene declaration of desire, which Briony promptly reads.
The stub for the aspect Timing is presented in Listing 2. It emulates two advices and one inter-type declaration of an attribute.
Edward Frenkel's book Love and Math is, quite simply, a love story, one man's declaration of his love for, and romantic description of, the mistress that destiny assigned him.
After some arguing — and pooling of allowances — my crew settled on three items: one model Ford Phaeton, one parchment copy of the Declaration of Independence and one stuffed replica of Fala, Roosevelt's faithful black Scottie.
Both dates in history ring freedom as clearly as The Liberty Bell and Alice's freefall; one the origin of the Declaration of Independence; one the start of Alice's escape, both marked in time as boldly as the White Rabbit's pocket watch.
On one level, this frank declaration of problems at ground zero gives Mr. Paterson a blank slate going forward.
In the end that's far more valuable, both in literary terms and in human ones, than any declaration of solidarity could be.
