Sentence examples for when we declared from inspiring English sources

But we hadn't reckoned with them being French, and with so little English that they would not engage with us when we declared loftily that it was our human right to live and work wherever we wished and that immigration controls were unjust and racist.

When we declared our hatred for headset jack adaptors back in May, we promised that we'd make every attempt to praise any phone that incorporated a 3.5mm jack.

Note: As we promised we would when we declared our dislike for non-3.5mm headset jacks back in May, we must point out that the myTouch uses the HTC extUSB port for audio.

The U.S. gave China the ammunition and perhaps the motivation to launch this counter-attack when we declared Chinese-made toys "toxic" because some were found to contain low levels of lead.

Remember when we declared Emma Watson's latest Lancome ads to be a bit forgettable and "blah"?

We're not talking about utopian marriage equality; we are simply pushing for an anti-discrimination law that should have been adopted long ago, when we declared ourselves a free republic.

We depressives are not to be trusted when we declare what is good for us.

We give witness to this dual identity when we declare, in fidelity to the First Amendment, "I hate and reject what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it".

When we declare certain beliefs to be racist or prejudiced or sexist, we do not mean that they are necessarily irrational.

When we declare war on phenomena like crime, drugs, or terror, instantly militarizing such problems, we severely limit our means for understanding and dealing with them.

Similarly, when we declare war on a disease, like cancer, we risk limiting understanding of the disease process to models like invasion, or territorial aggression, and so limit imaginable treatments to therapies that eradicate the invaders with poison or radiation.