Sentence examples for quiet declaration from inspiring English sources

It was a quiet declaration that I needed to acknowledge and internalize in order to fuel my fabulosity into this next stage of my life.

There are many such quiet declarations.

Ms. Stewart infused it with such deep understanding that she transformed the song into a quiet, steady declaration of the importance of accepting one's fate.

Whether made under societal duress or in a moment of quiet desperation, those declarations often seem like a formula for failure, disappointment and self-recrimination.

"It feels like the state is just throwing pennies at brown people to keep us quiet," said Garcia, who called for declaration of a state of emergency.

Kerry's hastily arranged visit aimed to get both candidates to pull back from declarations of victory and quiet calls among Abdullah's supporters, powerful warlords included, for a "parallel government".

His examination of England in the limbo between Munich and the declaration of war is so quiet and understated that its skill may have been overlooked.

"We very much welcome the Syrian army declaration of 72 hours of quiet," Kerry told a news conference in Tbilisi, Georgia, adding that discussions were under way to try to extend the truce.

This highlighted the battle royale with another leading figure of the day, a quiet Virginian who happened to write the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson.

Understandably, he does not want the government to shut down and is hoping that quiet negotiations will produce better results than loud declarations of principle.

"'We shall be poor and simple too,' she said with shining eyes 'Peasants are simple and honest and kindly and quiet.'" Teresa bears witness to these declarations with a pucker of apprehension showing between her brows.