Sentence examples for regularly declared from inspiring English sources

Since then, Mr. Nadir regularly declared his innocence but had not, until now, returned to Britain.

The West End is regularly declared mortally wounded by the gargantuan musical.

U.S. presidents have regularly declared national emergencies, including after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

Cynics remember that victory was also regularly declared in the Chechen war, which raged for two years till Russia's defeat in 1996.

American policy makers and economists have regularly declared that Asian countries would rebound more quickly from the economic crisis if they allowed at least some of their troubled banks to fail.

"Maybe the naming of the commission will smooth it out". The change in pitch began with Mr. Bush himself, who in the heady days after Mr. Hussein's fall regularly declared that it was only a matter of time before weapons of mass destruction would be found.

She regularly declares their relationship hopeless or doomed.

Leaders of the Russian Orthodox Church regularly declare on television that homosexuality is a harbinger of apocalypse.

Its most committed troops regularly declare that theirs is a fight to defend African values from the encroachment of western attitudes.

But when racism, hate speech and pro-fascist views emerge, university presidents regularly declare their unwavering commitment to free speech rights – no matter the content.

The justices regularly declare themselves to be warm and caring colleagues, shaking hands before each session and proclaiming that harsh words are never spoken in their private conferences.