Sentence examples for opening declarations from inspiring English sources

He looks at results, not opening declarations of high principle.In his 2011 appearance at Carnegie, he talked about the need to promote democracy, freedom of speech and openness in the Arab world even if the results might be messy and hard to predict, in ways that many neoconservatives (and Lexington, for what it is worth) would applaud.

There was a traditional roll call of the states, just as there is at Republican and Democratic conventions, though the colorful opening declarations from each state had a somewhat different flavor.

Mr. Ramey sounded uncharacteristically weary in his full-powered opening declarations, but later Rossini guides him into the light, rapid and high-articulation music that he handles so deftly.

Such open declarations raise a delicate issue in the literary world, where there are no standard tribal retirement rituals.

Jamelle Bouie, chief political correspondent, Slate: In 2012, I never saw open declarations of hatred, of misogyny, of bigotry.

The show breaks from the Adirondack theme with open declarations of northern artistic allegiances in "Munch's Closet" and "Rembrandt's Collections".

And there are occasional bravely open declarations, like the tender male couples among the mostly nude crowd of Paul Cadmus's latter-day history painting "What I Believe," of 1947-48.

Further rules and restrictions are outlined in a document called "The Enlightener," which prohibits premarital sex and open declarations of homosexuality, among other acts.

It's language that she says is a lot harder to fight back against than open declarations of bias, and language that teen actors use in the "Dateline" experiment to test the tolerance of other teens.

There were some open declarations of sexual preferences at the international conference in 2007 and in the training workshops in 2009.

In future, you may even decide not to make such open declarations of romantic attachments via Facebook anyway, to save trivializing such an important and yet very personal part of your life into a Facebook sideshow.