Sentence examples for solemnly declaring from inspiring English sources

On Friday, state television began airing a public service announcement warning Egyptians not to speak to foreigners, solemnly declaring that "Every word has a price.

Mussolini played along, solemnly declaring that, in future, girls' gym lessons would be designed only to make them fit mothers of fascist sons.

When it came to the Academy awards in March, the movie establishment was in agonies of pusillanimity and indecision, unsure how to mark the ongoing hostilities other than solemnly declaring that their annual backslapping would have less glitz.

You can't quite imagine the pope solemnly declaring that God takes no interest in his opinions – even though, in practice, that's what most believers actually believe: that God takes an interest in some decisions, but not others.

But there is something else in the Tory leadership vote that makes it a great spectator sport: the melancholy spectacle of defeated candidates solemnly declaring whom they will now support.

One general rule of modern politics is that the people who talk most about future generations — who go around solemnly declaring that we're burdening our children with debt — are, in practice, the people most eager to sacrifice our future for short-term political gain.

Journalists would solemnly declare it their public duty to pry.

"Baggers can't be juicers," Pizzarelli solemnly declared, holding a sealed envelope up to his head.

"The day Britannia was decommissioned was the worst day of my life," he solemnly declared.

Those wishing to hold public office must "sincerely and solemnly" declare allegiance to China, it said.

Pro football, it was solemnly declared, had tackled the zeitgeist and jarred loose the marketing dollar.