Sentence examples for understood as a declaration from inspiring English sources
Given, however, that this verse and a half opens a chain of continuous argumentation, claiming that What Is does not come to be or pass away, these words are probably better understood as a declaration of What Is's uninterrupted existence.
Treplev's declaration, "We need new forms," is one of the most famous lines from all of Chekhov, and while it is often understood as a rallying cry against the staid and moralistic 19th-century theater, Chekhov was satirizing the naïve young playwright as much as he was identifying with him.
The opening track "Wraithlike" arrives as a declaration of intent, with Smith announcing "Here's a song that finally you can understand/A minor statement meant to counteract the bland".
Revelation is understood to be a declaration of God's will rather than his personal self-disclosure.
It could be understood as one of a series of similar declarations.
I am sure she understood, as did I, and my wife would too, that my declaration was not the same what I would say to my wife.
Every budget is as much a declaration of principles as an actual spending plan.
They presumably understood that a formal declaration of war is out of the question.
It was through these conversations that I was made to understand that most of the people I knew saw marriage not as a declaration of commitment but as a gateway to infidelity.
If fans and commentators view Arison's words as a declaration of self-interest, an attempt to distance himself from the more hawkish factions, Stern said he understood it.
Take this as a declaration of war.
