Sentence examples similar to string of pronouncements from inspiring English sources
And now to Abbott's recent string of absurd pronouncements on continental Australian, Indigenous and colonial history, beginning, in July, with this: Our country is unimaginable without foreign investment.
But in recent weeks, Mr. Bunning has shown no sign of stepping aside and delivered a string of incendiary pronouncements that have fed an impression that he is, to go with a baseball metaphor, a bit of a screwball.
And authoritarians must be equally heartened by a string of draconian government pronouncements, such as a recent promise to punish media outlets which publish interviews with Chechen rebel leaders.
And there's the endless string of psycho babble pronouncements about his troubled childhood, drug and meds addiction and dependence, and psychological traumas, Or, how about, when young whites are popped for drug use.
"At least don't be saying these kinds of pronouncements.
But in Middletown, there was no lack of pronouncements.
That happened when a string of academy governors rose to praise the work of the French director Jean-Luc Godard — and, in effect, to explain their decision to honor Mr. Godard, a filmmaker who had been completely ignored by the academy in the past and who repaid the favor with frequent jabs at Hollywood and with a pattern of pronouncements that left some claiming that he was anti-Jewish.
simple string n. a string of type simple-string.
Two-kilometre string of firecrackers?
