Pronouncement In A Sentence

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• Trump out on this very unconstitutional pronouncement.
• Somehow I'm not excited about Katie's pronouncement.
• Occasionally, Paulson would make a bold policy pronouncement.
• An antiterrorism pronouncement by Attorney General John Ashcroft.
• But that pronouncement isn't the prelude to a cliffhanger.
• A source of moral or ethical judgment or pronouncement.
• His pronouncement likely had a significant impact on Mrs.
• Perhaps Steffens chose the wrong audience for such a pronouncement.
• Ms . Williams turns those simple words into a chilling pronouncement.
• Every pronouncement from some laboratory research should be very tentative.
• Gingrich's pronouncement sparked derisive comments from some congressional Democrats today.
• For Larson, the pronouncement was akin to a death sentence.
• An occasional pronouncement from Chuck or Nancy is NOT Leadership.
• Trump continues to destroy democracy with every pronouncement he makes.
• The final pronouncement will depend on red velvet and vanilla quality.
• A recent pronouncement by Entertainment Weekly honored Andre Braugher ( intense Det.
• Often the pronouncement the old guy is good for a laugh.
• When they hold a plenum, there has to be a pronouncement.
• This was a legacy of the padroado pronouncement in the 16th century.
• Trumps pronouncement are like buy and sell signals to the stock market.
• Her lack of education and insight shows with every pronouncement she makes.
• The match continues until a pronouncement of the point that has been scored.
• Scholars have labeled this method of narration an apophthegm, chreia or pronouncement story.
• Few leaders make this pronouncement because the camera immediately focuses in on them.
• Bolton ,in his public pronouncement,is one step beyond scrapping the Iran deal.
• Simeon's response is another pronouncement of the earthly struggle between the Messiah and Satan.
• He explains how the parables were pronouncement of coming judgements and what 70 a.
• As if he could simply write off the Palestinian people with his despotic pronouncement.
• If only the quality of their output corresponded to the volume of its pronouncement.
• It took him only a few minutes in between each pronouncement to locate us.
• To the pronouncement, I am that I am, went the unspoken addendum, Deal with it.
• His sight has not improved but it has not become any worse since the pronouncement.
• Candidate Trump's pronouncement that he had no respect for POWs should have been fighting words.
• This pace of chaotic pronouncement followed by walk back cannot be either maintained or tolerated.
• Rex Tillerson's pronouncement that the fate of Assad would be left to the Syrian people.
• I'd much rather read a logical argument based on facts than an pronouncement based on emotion.
• Later that year he made the pronouncement that the press was the enemy of the people.
• And I found a rather authoritative pronouncement that it was caused by the recovery from polio.
• We should trat all statements, policies and pronouncement for Trump as a lie until proven true.
• His initial pronouncement regarding the Memo can be taken two ways, for the Donald, or against him.
• Make some idiot pronouncement that he has no idea what it means or how to do it.
• With each pronouncement, the backdrop flashes a matching image-- Canadian backwoodsmen, an igloo, a man eating blubber, a dog sled.
• A recent pronouncement by a former Education Minister serves to remind us of the kind of thinking we must guard against.
• That is what is implied by O'Regan's pronouncement that today it is impossible to follow Bohme, i.e., Gnostic life is closed to man.
• Irving Fisher's ill-timed pronouncement, just before the crash of 1929, that 'stocks have reached a permanently high plateau ' will never be forgotten.
• No express pronouncement on this subject could be wrung from him, and his enforced silence concealed the secret design of safeguarding the principle of sovereignty.
• From the list of possible Liberal prime ministers, but by Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's pronouncement at Stirling in November on the subject of Irish Home Rule.
• However, Woodruff's pronouncement, theManifesto, forbade polygamy only in the United States, and for a decade or so it continued in Mexico and other places outside the U.S. government's jurisdiction.
• The effect of this pronouncement was great, and it alarmed the Afrikanders, who at this time viewed with apprehension the virtual resumption by Cecil Rhodes of his leadership of the Progressive (Briti