Sentence examples for one declared that from inspiring English sources

A contestant on "If You Are the One" declared that she would rather cry in a BMW than smile on the back of a boyfriend's bicycle.

One declared that it "should be printed on handbills and dropped from airplanes in all the 50 states," and another likened the prose to "the poetry of Alexander Pope".

One declared that she would die for them.

Once Senator Jeffords blew the whistle on the White House's invincibility, the Beltway establishment started to get at least some of this picture; the Dean, for one, declared that "almost overnight" the president had been transformed from an "aspiring Ronald Reagan" to a potential failure.

"Where do we play in 1998 or 1999 if that stadium is condemned?" As in Detroit, independent engineers countered that Mile High was in fine shape; one declared that the stadium could "last indefinitely" if properly maintained.

The novelist Christina Stead, for one, declared that Harrower's "The Long Prospect" (1958) "has no equal in our writing".

And it seemed that perhaps they'd get away with it – a short, sharp statement on day one declaring that, yes, Dave had benefited from tax avoidance, but it was totally legal and he can't be held accountable for the actions of his father.

He wasn't the only one declaring that there was nothing to see here.

Mr. Lind, for one, declares that there is at least one remaining representative of neoconservatism -- himself, of all people -- and he hopes to replenish the movement's doctrines in a new book he is writing with Ted Halstead, his colleague at the New America Foundation.

Tom Brady can have a first child of his without being married, just like Cam, but no one question's Brady's morality, no one declares that he is having babies out of wedlock.

In Germany, Goebbels labled Renoir "Cinematic Enemy Number One", and declared that "Stroheim's impersonation of a German officer is a caricature.