Sentence examples for sense declaration from inspiring English sources

On March 6th, a large coalition of undocumented Georgia youth, students and a broad array of civil rights groups and supporters will host a march on the University of Georgia campus in Athens, under the banner that "Education is a Human Right," and remind the state of Regents Vice Chairman Felton Jenkins common sense declaration against the ban two years ago.

But this is in no sense a declaration that he was guilty of the offences.

In a sense, however, the Declaration of Independence was precisely that.

For now, Obama still awaits his George H.W. Bush (hey, Biden!) and his Newt Gingrich — and for that matter, he awaits his Clinton, because there's a sense in which declarations of victory are less telling than statements of surrender.

It is a strange world where the utterance of a man who drank himself into an early grave over 40 years ago makes far greater sense than most declarations on violence we hear from politicians today.

We are slowly but steadily withdrawing the all important "consent of the governed" and demanding that our political leaders recede back to the representative status envisioned by the Constitution, and by Thomas Paine's Common Sense and by the Declaration of Independence.

Tom Paine wrote Common Sense shortly before the Declaration of Independence was signed and influenced many potential rebels into committing themselves to making this country independent.

For minutes no one spoke; we sat there amid the lavender fumes, awaiting what we all sensed would be a declaration.

But, apparently sensing that such a declaration gave Congress the leeway to deny China the rights, without incurring any damage to American companies, Beijing signaled that it would pursue entry anyway.

Hillary's war didn't seem to interest anyone on stage except former Senator and Governor Lincoln Chafee (D-RI) - an anti-war stalwart - who was promptly marginalized despite making much sense in his brief declarations.

Like most of what passes for diplomatic relations in Palestine, the declaration produces a sense of weary déjà vu.