Sentence examples for was indeed declared from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was indeed declared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something was officially announced or stated, often in a formal context. Example: "The winner of the competition was indeed declared after a thorough review of all entries."
Davis, who was serving a 17-year sentence for armed robbery, was indeed declared innocent the following year, but in 1978 went back to prison – for armed robbery.
Summer is indeed declared over.
Elections for a constituent assembly of some 600 members were held in April 2008, and the following month the monarchy was indeed dissolved and Nepal declared a republic.
Because it only takes one such mind-shattering epiphany to recognize that William James was indeed onto something when he declared in The Varieties of Religious Experience that.
He declared that he was indeed, as many have suggested, hugely influential and innovative, or as he put it, a "transformational historical figure".
With one voice, the justices declared that Brown was indeed "the supreme law of the land".
Mr Mathenge's wife travelled to see him, and declared that the man was indeed her husband.
Then, on Friday, after many false starts and an abundance of confusion, Ms. Bysiewicz declared that Mr. Malloy was indeed the official winner.
On Wednesday, Ms. Bysiewicz declared that Mr. Malloy was indeed the winner, by 3,103 votes, unofficially, based on information provided by election officials in every town.
He declared that the planet was indeed growing warmer and that the dangerous trend was due largely to a culture of instant gratification.
The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Fatou Bensouda, declared that the destruction of Timbuktu's shrines was indeed "a war crime".
