Sentence examples for stirring declaration from inspiring English sources
Early in the film she delivers a stirring declaration that feels somewhat unhinged: "The most important thing in life is desire".
Shortly after this stirring declaration of intent, the photographer arrives to take her picture – at which point she makes a bit of a fuss about how awful she is looking, how wrong her dress is, how drab her cardigan.
Art Night, launched this week in Samuel Johnson's former house off the Strand in the spirit of his stirring declaration, "whoever thinks of going to bed before 12 o'clock is a scoundrel", aims to be an annual event, modelled on the nuits blanches ("sleepless nights") that have become an institution in Paris – and beyond.
It won't be enough to focus on the post-2020 big picture, to come up with sweeping, stirring policy declarations – against privatisation, for council housing, for a full living wage – if the party fails to engage in the detail of the day-by-day dismantling of the 1948 welfare state under the flag of continuing austerity.
IN the first episode of the Fox series "Glee" there are stirring renditions of classic pop songs ("Don't Stop Believing") and funny-but-earnest declarations from angst-ridden high school students.
"Had the Declaration (of Independence) announced that the Negroes were free and equal, how was the prince to be arraigned for stirring up insurrection among them?
