Sentence examples for simple pronouncement from inspiring English sources
Silverman did not mince words when asked if the simple pronouncement of a death sentence was enough for the prosecutors and the victims' relatives.
But after a decade of wanting closure for September 11, a simple pronouncement that its mastermind had died wasn't enough to satisfy Americans' bloodlust.
He shook all Americans from their inertia and parochialism with a simple pronouncement that "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere".
In politics, this same game translates into "shock and awe" and simple, easy to digest pronouncements.
The simple frankness of Adams's pronouncements can, on occasion, drift into cliché or even melodrama.
Pledging that the new Algeria would "serve as a beacon" to the third world, he took to wearing a simple blue Mao jacket and issuing pronouncements like "Castro is my brother, Nasser is my teacher, Tito is my example".
And he has a sense that can only be called familial for the dip or swivel of melody that will turn an image as simple as a single headlight into a provocative pronouncement -- as well as an ear for the cadence that lurks as its own song in the hearts of words like leopard skin, say, or Babylon.
In the world of "C.O.G.," the first movie adaptation of a David Sedaris essay, self-knowledge is best gained among simple folks, preferably those defined by outsize quirks and nutty pronouncements.
If the Debt Fixers expect the country to take their pronouncements seriously, they should be forced to answer one simple question: when did you stop being wrong about the economy?
But those pronouncements seem to be falling on increasingly deaf ears, and for one simple reason, as one woman explained as she stood in central Syntagma Square: It will be months before anyone can decide whether her confidence, and that of many Greeks, is misplaced.
His enormous popularity was a combination of the appeal his pronouncements made to popular common sense, or at least to conventional wisdom, and the simple and comprehensible prose in which he made them.
