Sentence examples for repeated declaration from inspiring English sources

One of Miliband's key election tactics last year appeared to be an enthusiastically repeated declaration of love for the CBeebies show Octonauts.

His repeated declaration that he will only bring home the troops "with honor" is a Vietnam acid flashback recycled as a non sequitur.

This could give substance to the alliance's repeated declaration that the independence and security of these countries is a matter of direct and material concern to us.

Ginger once earned a living as a topless model and a game-show hostess on Turkish television, and became the band's natural leader with her feisty character and repeated declaration of the mantra: "Girl power".

To her repeated declaration, "I love Mickey," Mantle responded in his familiar drawl, "Mickey who?" In her perky voice, Brewer sang, "I'd sacrifice most anything to win his many charms/I'd like to be a fly ball and pop into his arms".

Russell Baillie of The New Zealand Herald noted, "The producer's angular synthesizer crunch is all over it – at best on the single 'SexyBack' where they dispense with a chorus, leaving the song sustained by its vocal fireworks, electrofunk and Timberland's repeated declaration that 'I'm bringing sexy back.

The grotesque condescension of making the only important Aborigine character a child would rather seem to underline the racists' repeated declarations that the Aborigines are just children.

But now it is clear that the mayor's repeated declarations are having an effect on other officials and on constituency groups.

That followed remarks in which he repeated declarations that the Nazi gas chambers were a "detail" of second world war history.

One of the more contentious moments of the interview came when Mr. Gibson confronted her about her repeated declarations on the campaign trail about her role in quashing the so-called Bridge to Nowhere.

Westfeldt was visiting her old friend Ilana Levine, and the trip here from her own apartment off Central Park West required the subway, a taxi, a brief period of wandering around lost and repeated declarations that, really, Brooklyn isn't her thing.