Sentence examples for yet another declaration of from inspiring English sources

Only he would pause, after his heroine has been favored with yet another declaration of love, and then spring forward a year, obliging us to hang around, like fidgety suitors, for her reply.

This is yet another declaration of faith in the current pseudo-democracy of poetry, as being the best of all possible worlds--not ideal, but not bad--and notice Orr's strawman of an equally corrupt past.

And why full Elizabethan costume, and a lute accompanist, for yet another declaration, this one by their chum Dumaine (Lucas Near-Verbrugghe)?

Next, the formal Hajj ritual begins with another declaration of intent.

And yet, the Declaration of Independence makes no explicit claim to British pedigree, but appeals to "the laws of nature and of nature's God" and "the supreme judge of the world" to support its argument.

Russ Breimeier of Christianity Today compared it to Chapman's "big pop anthems like 'Speechless' of 'For the Sake of the Call'", regarding the song as "a personable yet worshipful declaration of God's dominion over the earth".

If we consider the rich vein of feminist mythopoetics being mined by woman artists in their various attempts to restore order to a violent and rapacious world, we can see why Back to Simplicity seems little more than yet another woman's declaration of independence from the old order of male supremacy.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump wants to steal some of the Democratic Party's spotlight during the Democratic Convention with yet another puzzling declaration.

Or will it be some new, as-yet-unheard declaration of innocence, at a time when his reputation couldn't get much worse?

Though some have as yet sidestepped declarations of fealty, count on one thing: the big guns will fall into line.

About 90percentt of those recruits, the DCCC said, have yet to file declarations of candidacy with the Federal Election Commission.