Sentence examples for small declaration from inspiring English sources

Some treat it like a small declaration of trust and intimacy.

Where else can you find D.F.W.'s small scratchy declaration, "I am sad 6/1/91" in a margin, or "I love Mary Karr"?

"Scarves are a small but bold declaration of style," says Louisa Parris, whose classically banded neckerchiefs are a favorite among Colette shoppers.

Despite this final declaration, the small print of the confidential "joint agreement" suggests that the principal victor was Ms Bettencourt's daughter, Françoise.

The elegant brick building was built in 1713 and it was from the small balcony that the Declaration of Independence was first read to Bostonians in 1776.

"This is a declaration that small and poor countries don't matter, that international civil society doesn't matter, and that serious limits on carbon don't matter.

By getting someone to make a small action or public declaration, they will then be more likely to follow through on that action.

North Korea has announced that it successfully detonated a small hydrogen bomb, a declaration that followed a suspicious earthquake Wednesday near a site where the country previously conducted three nuclear weapons tests.

Other common problems include incorrect declaration of small Δ R i values as significant changes, use of incorrect R i,min values, and the computation of predicted binding strength changes on a linear scale rather than the correct exponential function (i.e. ≤ 2 Δ Ri ).

Charities will no longer have to collect gift aid declarations on small donations, but will instead receive a top-up payment for donations of £20 or less.

The group said the evidence of potential harassment was limited to "a small handful of cursory declarations, many of which concern incidents occurring in California or elsewhere".