Sentence examples for widely declared from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Lake Erie was widely declared "dead," its waters contaminated by algal blooms.

The leader of the Liberal Democrats was widely declared the winner of Britain's first-ever televised election debate.

That word came after a summit meeting of European leaders in early December was widely declared a flop.

Its sustainability commitments were not only widely declared, but were rigorously tested and confirmed by federal agencies.

But to contest this peculiar form of insanity is, as I know to my cost, to be widely declared insane.

(Though many who heard the debate on radio thought Mr. Nixon had won on rhetoric, Mr. Kennedy was widely declared the victor for his telegenic stage presence).

The first step I took in claiming Juliet must widely declare me such.

The national newspaper, one of India's most widely circulated dailies, declared itself in the clear legally, contending that Indian laws do not prohibit sex selection techniques used before conception.

As widely reported, he declared that a United Nations Treaty regulating global arms sales "says to people in the United States, turn over your personal protection and your firearms to the government".

As widely reported, he declared that a United Nations Treaty regulating global arms sales "says to people in the United States, turn over your personal protection and your firearms to the government". The question is: How many heads of trade organizations could make such statements, and hold on to their jobs?

Several characters seem to think that Mr. Spector paid the price for other Hollywood celebrities who were widely considered guilty but declared innocent by a jury.