Sentence examples for to be a declaration from inspiring English sources

Even if the terrorists did mean their slaughter to be a declaration of war, "to declare war against Isis is to flatter it, to grant it the dignity it craves.

Every day has to be a declaration of love.

The attacks seem to be a declaration of war against the new president.

Revelation is understood to be a declaration of God's will rather than his personal self-disclosure.

"If there were to be a declaration of independence, it would be unilateral, and it would not be recognized," she said.

And yet even if Isis did mean this night of slaughter to be a declaration of war, that does not mean France – or the rest of the world – needs to return the compliment.

This is not going to be a political declaration, just for the sake of declaration.

Sure enough, Reagan appeared, and declared his support for states' rights — which everyone took to be a coded declaration of support for segregationist sentiments.

The Sri Lankan president, Mahinda Rajapaksa, said he would address Parliament on Tuesday in what was expected to be a formal declaration of victory.

The language was designed to be a solemn declaration by the five main Stormont parties.

Morch was acting as one of the chief negotiators for UNICEF in a meeting in Armenia in 1986, from which there was to be a joint declaration.