Sentence examples similar to solemnly claimed from inspiring English sources
That's why the MPs' letter can solemnly claim that a legally imposed regime of regulation – the Press Complaints Commission (PCC) was really a front job for the industry, not a regulator – would be a return to the kind of press licensing abolished in 1695, though the punitive stamp duty on newspapers ( a "tax on knowledge": ho, ho) was actually only lifted in 1855.
He then went a step further, solemnly claiming, "Dating someone or married: warn them that they're not first in line, that you have this vocation, that your duty is to your company.
He also claimed Labour's Dennis Skinner had once uttered his own version: "I solemnly swear that I will bear true and faithful allegiance to the Queen when she pays her income tax".
But it should not claim the moral high ground and intone solemnly about peace.
Claiming that Romeo is obligated to square the circle because he solemnly promised Juliet to do so is less convincing as an objection than the earlier financial indebtedness case.
At a certain point, though, mere claims, no matter how solemnly pronounced, begin to ring false.
Ms. Amador nods solemnly.
The archangels nod solemnly.
Robert solemnly promised.
Nodding solemnly in agreement".
