Sentence examples for same pronouncement from inspiring English sources

The 60-year-old Kansas governor told me on Thursday that she was never vetted for the vice presidency in 2004 but declined to make the same pronouncement about this year's process.

One of the early entrants in Millennial book category, Millennials Rising by William Strauss and Neil Howe, made this same pronouncement all the way back in 2000: "Over the next decade, the Millennial Generation will entirely recast the image of youth from downbeat and alienated to upbeat and engaged.

One of the early entrants in Millennial book category, Millennials Rising by William Strauss and Neil Howe, made this same pronouncement all the way back in 2000: "They are beginning to manifest a wide array of positive social habits - team work, achievement, modesty and good conduct.

That's politicians for you – always trotting out the same bland pronouncements.

But the central bankers and the IMF in 1998 were not making the same bold pronouncements and issuing the same directives to elected governments about structuring the euro zone that they are now doing in telling them to dismantle their welfare states.

Many other religious leaders, including the Dalai Lama and the pope, have said much the same, although their pronouncements have often been ignored, most tragically, by many of their followers.

The same goes for pronouncements from economists and security analysts' earnings projections and valuation yardsticks.

They all work from the same model – a relentless pronouncement of the "truth" backed up by a series of anonymous, and mostly retired, American officials.

ANY article that mentions air-conditioning as a possible means to restore Greek lust (and therefore produce more children) in the same paragraph as a pronouncement by the Pope sounds worth at least a skim.

After three years of the Bush administration, I have the same response to its pronouncements as I do to those from some of the countries I have worked in: "Is that a projection by the government?

One notable absence: Mary Cheney, who did not take well to her older sister's August pronouncement on same-sex marriage.