Sentence examples for the kind of declaration from inspiring English sources

It is the kind of declaration that leaves his state Democratic colleagues biting their fists.

The kind of declaration, one presumes, that might just have easily made by an abandoned orphan searching for words in praise of an absent parent.

It was the kind of declaration I've learned to trust because it stems from neither fear nor a desire to curry favor.

So he's earned the right to make that kind of declaration.

James Blumenstock, chief of health security for the Association of State and Territorial Health Offices, said a major effect of this kind of declaration is getting money from a FEMA-managed fund into communities right away, and making sure local governments get reimbursed for extraordinary expenses.

His style, he said, is simply to try to win games, the kind of blunt declaration that one of his previous managers, Martin O'Neill, would deliver.

Just two nights earlier, on "60 Minutes," Ocasio-Cortez had clearly explained there's "no question" Trump is a racist — the kind of forthright declaration from Democrats for which progressives have yearned.

The stunning noise that Maria makes when she hits the ball is a kind of declaration of intent, a dare: Match this intensity, or you're going to be roadkill.

"In a way, the play was a kind of declaration to my own friends, first of all, and then to my class," he told the Paris Review.

On its transfer to the New York stage, it was initially panned by critics "In a way, the play was a kind of declaration to my own friends, first of all, and then to my class, the bourgeois class," Wallace told the Paris Review later.

In the kind of upbeat, almost victorious declaration that would have been unimaginable just a few days ago, when the White House was desperately grappling with the website failures, Obama quoted Martin Luther King to extol the virtues of the reforms.