Sentence examples for pattern of pronouncements from inspiring English sources

That happened when a string of academy governors rose to praise the work of the French director Jean-Luc Godard — and, in effect, to explain their decision to honor Mr. Godard, a filmmaker who had been completely ignored by the academy in the past and who repaid the favor with frequent jabs at Hollywood and with a pattern of pronouncements that left some claiming that he was anti-Jewish.

His insistence that he had lost that ball in the sun was an instance of the boy crying "Wolf!" It was scoffed at because of his pattern of peculiar pronouncements.

Soon after this profusion of pronouncements, the school board returned to open session.

A TV newscaster was putting on lip balm, readying for another round of pronouncements.

You've put yourself — and all your life — into the pattern of (pardon me, please!) that deadly Presbyterian Righteousness which looks "good" only in pronouncements from the pulpit.

The pattern of deception by U.S. executive branch officials makes it hard for reasonable people that are paying attention not to be skeptical of their latest pronouncements.

Politicians like this sort of pronouncement.

You might anticipate a cacophony of dissent and righteous indignation to follow this kind of pronouncement.

Knowledge of pronouncement that smoking was sin was not associated with lower level of smoking in Egypt [ 34].

In fact, it looks as if Timon is suspicious of theological pronouncements of any kind.

Patterns of a widening bilateral commercial partnership are visible in increasing high-level official visits and pronouncements, conference participation, cultural exchanges and, most of all, forecasts of accelerating goods, services and investment flows across the Himalayas.