Sentence examples for some sort of declaration from inspiring English sources

Parker speculates that Housman made some sort of declaration and was rejected.

The game doesn't tell a story in the sense that it shares a message or makes some sort of declaration.

Among his contributions to the eventual reckoning with America, Mr Chirac has been musing out loud about putting some sort of "declaration of independence"—presumably from America in the new EU constitution now being drafted.

The court could rule that membership requires some sort of declaration from an employee that she wants to be a part of the union, which could reduce the number of workers the union represents.

"We were before the election and we remain absolutely committed but our friends in the Liberals [are] just sort of issuing some sort of declaration and asking us to sign a blank cheque".

But he confessed to feeling "a stabbing in the chest," and asked, "Does the hope that they will return home imply some sort of declaration that the settlements can be considered legitimate?" The next day, Ynet, the most widely read news site in Israel, ran a story about Kashua's speech.

As a sort-of declaration of sort-of interest, I support this idea of a progressive alliance entirely.

Related: The next time I see a pseudo ally who remained silent about C.K. make some sort of grand declaration of wokeness online, I will throw them into a volcano.

Paul Ryan is promoting Trumpcare as if it were some sort of medical Magna Carta – a brave declaration of healthcare freedom.

After that sort of declaration, it seems that anyone wanting to discuss it further should look into Gamblers Anonymous.

Most people would be embarrassed at that sort of declaration; Mr. Bush seems to take it as his due.