| The aim, rather, was to represent one's aristocratic identity as declaratively as possible through cosmetic artifice. |
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| An application developer can define impersonation settings declaratively using a graphical interface. |
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| Puppet is a tool that allows developers to declaratively configure Unix systems with files called Puppet manifests. |
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| Are we now only declaratively in favor of the rule of law, human rights, and democracy, but secretly still harbor respect for brute force? |
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| This demand specifies either declaratively or imperatively the permissions level that both direct and indirect callers must have to access your application code. |
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| Ward puts art in service to something that is, declaratively, more important than art. |
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| I find just saying the words declaratively works well enough. |
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| Though he was quietly Francophile from early on, his illness and recovery made him declaratively so. |
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| This is a film that tramples on Fitzgerald's exquisite prose, turning the oblique into the crude, the suggestively symbolic into the declaratively monumental, the abstract into the flatly real. |
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| The premier coup speed and flatness, of course, is what makes the best of O'Hara so unnerving: the stories, so lightly, declaratively engraved on their plain surfaces, open on depths that swallow us. |
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