Sentence examples for remarkable declarations from inspiring English sources

On the celebration of his birthday this year, when he would have been 85, it is good to remember 12 remarkable declarations from his speeches that give psychologically inspiring and meaningful advice for life.

But such is the strength of feeling in the paddock against Donnelly becoming F1's new overlord that such a controversial appointment would be a remarkable declaration of intent by Todt.

Nowhere does she tell us how widespread this barbaric and illegal practice is, but she does make this rather remarkable declaration: "In India, women can be murdered with impunity any time in life".

They pay apt attention to two white police officers' beating and arrest of Davis outside Birdland, in 1959 but they miss a few remarkable aspects of the incident, including the instant protest of a crowd that blocked traffic, and the remarkable declaration of the judge who dismissed charges against Davis with the affirmation that there's no such crime as resisting an illegitimate arrest.

The declaration is remarkable for its absence of figures, dates and targets.

But isn't it remarkable that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights contains such a precise definition of how the will of the people must be expressed?

The report from New York City, which has proudly signed the Paris Declaration, is truly remarkable.

Nothing made that more plain than the most breathtaking declaration of a remarkable 60 minutes.

The Atlas, which was launched at the Ministerial Meeting of the Union for the Mediterranean in Malta in conjunction with the UfM Ministerial Water Declaration [13], constitutes a remarkable interdisciplinary effort.

It was a remarkable volume, not least because of its blunt editorial declaration that these authors represented the "restoration of a sound and fruitful attitude to poetry, of the principle that poetry is written by and for the whole man".

Chorley's Labour MP Lindsay Hoyle was at Chorley Town Hall to see the declarations and said the party's gains were "remarkable".