Sentence examples for to her declarations from inspiring English sources

Her powerful voice had an earthy edge, a slight constriction in the back of the throat adding poignancy to her declarations of freedom.

As to her declaration two years ago that she wanted to have more children, she said she still does.

Tatiana writes an honest letter to Pushkin's snottish Eugene Onegin: he is not receptive to her declaration of love, but you have to admire her chutzpah for making it.

Of course, it is one thing to say the party is one big tent, and another to relieve yourself in it in the form of criticism aimed at Mr. Cheney and Mr. Rove, so it remains to be seen how the White House will respond to her declaration of independence.

Robert Christgau wrote in his review for The Village Voice, "Her voice is as unequal to her vaguely admonitory politics as it was to her declaration of sexual availability, but the music is the message".

When an 11 year-old Jane Goodall first began telling people in 1945 that she wanted to go to Africa, her declaration was often met with laughter.

"I already did my coming out about a thousand years ago in the stone age," she says, referring to her private declarations.

Against that backdrop, Paramount Television is introducing a syndicated talk show featuring Dr. Laura Schlessinger, the conservative advice maven whose radio audience has listened to her stern declarations that homosexuality is a deviation from the biological norm and incompatible with Scripture.

It's not hard to see why: Rand's fervent atheism — not to mention her declaration that "abortion is a moral right" — isn't what the G.O.P. base wants to hear.

It was confusing, however, to read her declaration, "I'm not a feminist".

Hungary's recent annoyance at the U.S. steadfast refusal to notice her declaration of war against us reaches somethi of a new high in international relations.