Sentence examples for trying to declare from inspiring English sources

All of which points to the challenge, and perhaps the absurdity, of trying to declare with any finality who was the first.

Huge engineering efforts brought cutting in the position where it is today and despite all rumors trying to declare, that cutting is outdated or cutting research is finished it is still a vital field of research and prone to rapid innovations.

Also my head feels like I've had my brain replaced with concrete and broken glass and my stomach seems to be trying to declare independence from my body, but then that's to be expected.

At one recent meeting, she spoke sarcastically of a writer "trying to declare that Norman Rockwell was a more important artist than Willem de Kooning," according to someone present.

It's a little (but not very) like trying to declare someone a vexatious litigant.

Last month in Malang, East Java, the local community stood up to a group trying to declare support for IS and refused to allow them into their mosques.

A few years ago, the city tried to declare parts of it "blighted".

"He'll try to declare victory, as best we understand it," the industry official said.

He tried to declare a state of emergency, when the only real danger was to his own position.

Faced with such a muddy result, Dr Rösler would probably try to declare victory and soldier on in government.

But there should not be reason to try to declare war against the media or against the international community.