Sentence examples for quick to pronounce from inspiring English sources

WESTERN leaders last week were quick to pronounce the end of one era, and the opening of a new one.

Today, some of those people were quick to pronounce Mr. Lott's retreat as the end of an unpleasant episode.

Analysts were quick to pronounce that closing the News of the World was a small price for Murdoch to pay.

After all, the usual suspects were quick to pronounce the idea of fiscal stimulus dead for all time after President Obama's efforts failed to produce a quick fall in unemployment — even though many economists warned in advance that the stimulus was too small.

Were jurors convinced that a life sentence meant just that, I suspect that they would not be so quick to pronounce death.EDWARD BRADINGJohnson City, TennesseeSIR It should be apparent that a certain level of false positives leading to innocents being convicted is inevitable.

Mahoney made a meal of the character and his zingers, but Martin could be sitcom-broad, with an exaggerated limp and a hot temper; he was written to be abrasive as well as lovable, and would throw surprisingly emotional fits, quick to pronounce that his sons had betrayed or disappointed him, which would then get resolved by the end of the half hour.

"We are quick to judge, quick to condemn, quick to be offended, quick to dismiss.

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