Sentence examples for so many declarations from inspiring English sources

The markets have heard so many declarations of support from finance ministers in the past year that it makes little difference by now whether these are issued singly or, as this week, collectively.But it may yet be a political turning-point of sorts.

Margaret Thatcher supported German unification — how could she not, after subscribing to so many solemn declarations?

By nightfall, the rebels were in command of the square, the scene of so many manic, forced declarations of fealty to Colonel Qaddafi.

By nightfall Sunday, the rebels were in command of the square, the scene of so many manic, forced declarations of fealty to Colonel Qaddafi.

Except that no one familiar with the inner workings of this dysfunctional family of nations has any reason to believe that this pledge of fiscal fidelity will survive any better than so many other past declarations of faith.

So many high emotions and vehement declarations.

An exhibition in which so many works are high-concept declarations could be pretty exhausting, especially when there is little in the way of stylistic coherence.

Given that the United States is repeatedly said to be a religious country and that over 80percentt of its citizens are reported to be Christians, it is interesting how little has been made of the declarations by so many Christian leaders and ethicists that the Bush Administration's proposed war against Iraq is unjust and immoral.

Or Emma Goldman's New Declaration of Independence, from 1909: "When, in the course of human development, existing institutions prove inadequate to the needs of man…" So many texts speak to the Declaration and its contradictions.

Your status as a Yankees ace and a public figure means that your declaration has reached so many who have been touched by addiction.

That song, "The Declaration," we've had so many teachers in school tell us that they have used that record to teach children The Declaration of Independence.