Sentence examples for would like to declare from inspiring English sources

But as an English person I would like to declare up front: I do not want to be English.

"As much as the army would like to declare otherwise, the war in Algeria is not over".

My last act as the president of Pluto's historical society is this: I would like to declare a town holiday to commemorate the year I saved the life of my family's murderer.

As a woman and a composer, I would like to declare myself alive, represented, served, eager to take risks and downright dogged when it comes to asking for things.

Hers is a sexual wildness born of incest (a literary device on which I would like to declare an international moratorium), but the eccentric Pauline, in "Family of Shadows," has no such impetus.

The authors would like to declare that there is no conflict of interest with this research.

I'd like to declare this episode the low moment in the Republican primaries, and to announce that we have nowhere to go but up.

As our thoughts turn to the ones we love, I'd like to declare a Valentine's Truce in the war on women.

For those who'd like to declare Clinton a "bitch" but would rather not curse, this restrained t-shirt may be the perfect solution.

A food label that clearly states how much sugar is in a product might affect both consumers, who want to eat less added sugar, and food makers, who'd like to declare a healthier product.

"I wouldn't like to declare victory at this stage - globally you've got to get some changes made to the networks of different carriers - but it is feasible and not beyond the realms of cost".