Sentence examples for the ultimate declaration from inspiring English sources

For many Latino and immigrant voters, given everything that has come before, winning would be the ultimate declaration of belonging.

Marivaux's popular plays and novels pioneered a very modern kind of emotional foreplay, full of hesitations, neurotic fidgets, and panic attacks -- everything but the ultimate declaration.

They are the ultimate social currency, public declarations of the intimacy status of a relationship.

Larry Gerston, a professor emeritus of political science at San Jose State University, said the unpublicized exchange between Garcetti and Brown — and the ultimate absence of an emergency declaration by either — may also point to the political dimensions of homelessness, an intractable problem in which many elected officials see little upside in exerting leadership.

BMW, for example, has successfully fused its global slogan of the "ultimate driving machine" with a Chinese-style declaration of ambition.

He argues that, in Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin," the duel between Onegin and Lensky is a substitute for a declaration of love, with death the ultimate expression of desire.

The council condemned Takfeer (declaration of heresy) and warned that no Islamic sect should be declared heretic because God was the ultimate judge of man's faith.

The declaration, due to be ratified by all 47 states by 2013, confirms the ultimate authority of the ECHR to interpret the European Convention.

"Where the ultimate goal is not an arbiter's approval, but a favorable alteration of actual circumstances," she continued, "a formal declaration is not essential.

He was the ultimate.

Consciousness is the ultimate.