Sentence examples for whole declaration from inspiring English sources

What is so moving about the whole declaration is the undertone of respect for, and pleasure in, the child.

After going through all of the articles, I have identified one underlying motive that leads the US to violate the whole declaration.

(Has that whole declaration of war via tweet thing been sorted out yet?).

"The first three articles comprehend in general terms the whole of a Declaration of Rights," said Tom Paine of revolutionary France's Declaration of the Rights of Man, and that remark applies as much to the UDHR as to the historic document Paine had in mind.

And while some interesting, even desirable, men figure in the story, the action is entrusted to two strong female characters whose commitment to solving crimes against women is so fierce they turn the whole adventure into a declaration of feminist rage.

After one or two more back-and-forth, they finally put my whole argument in the declaration.

That was the whole point of the declaration - we wanted them to have a go to give us a chance.

"The whole point of a declaration of war is to avoid the tepid responses in the past and devote the whole energy of our nation to destroying these terrorists and those governments that harbor them.

"But even in the worst case scenario that is being speculated, it seems to me that it would be quite an extreme step to say that because of what would be an egregious breach of the principle of 'one country, two systems' and the basic law and the Sino-British Joint Declaration... the whole thing had collapsed".

Eventually, the ministers abandoned the whole idea of a common declaration.

Though he did not use the words "tea" and "party", his whole address was like a declaration of love to the movement.