Sentence examples for was even declared from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was even declared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was officially stated or announced, often with an emphasis on the unexpectedness or significance of the declaration. Example: "The event was so impactful that it was even declared a national holiday."
So much so that the end of the beard was even declared in some quarters.
St Paul's was even declared in 1791 a "Temple of British Fame", explicitly modelled on the Panthéon in Paris, to commemorate fallen heroes and celebrate national values.
Quinn was going after Brady before he was even declared a winner, and stepped up the criticism Friday.
One of the most recognizable of all dinosaurs, Stegosaurus has been depicted on film, in cartoons, comics, as children's toys, and was even declared the State Dinosaur of Colorado in 1982.
He was even declared the "new Anelka" by a Spanish newspaper Marca blogger, referring to former Real Madrid striker Nicolas Anelka who had a tumultuous year at the club before being sold.
Some are even declaring the Williamsburg scene officially over.
Before the result was even formally declared, Farage had rubbished the idea of the extra £350m for the NHS as a "mistake", while the MEP Dan Hannan had talked down the idea of a reduction in immigration.
The Rockets' general manager, Daryl Morey, was even more blunt, declaring on Twitter: "We should have kept @JLin7.
The French ambassador, Gérard Araud, was even more critical, declaring that "'history will prove [Russia and China] wrong, and it will judge them".
Another was even more poetic, declaring that "the deserted yet still standing city resembles the corpse whose breath had fled, but which still retains the semblance of life".
Kyrgios is convincing when he says he does not care to be famous (he even declared once he was not altogether in love with tennis and would have preferred to earn a living at basketball), and in that he has learned a quick lesson.
