Examples of 'i was declared' in a sentence

Meaning of "i was declared"

A phrase that suggests or narrates a personal experience where the speaker was officially announced or proclaimed as something

How to use "i was declared" in a sentence

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i was declared
I was declared eligible for it.
A quick test and I was declared unfit.
I was declared dead.
For the second time of my life … I was declared clinically dead … for three seconds.
I was declared in remission.
After a medical examination, I was declared fit to serve.
But I was declared void of my fundamental rights and ostracized from Islam.
He wanted me out, and I was declared transferable.
Even if I was declared not guilty for what they called an accident.
Instead of being its supposed enemy, I was declared an honour to my country.
But I was declared guilty only by corruption.
For me, in the case of Joana Cipriano, I was declared an arguido for false declarations.
I was declared clinically dead … for three seconds.
I made things worse . But I was declared guilty only by corruption.
I was declared dead . I could not use my passport.

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By justice system in my country. For the record, I was declared completely innocent.
Yesterday I was declared a blog addict.
One day, in that park I was declared The park.
You know, I was declared a nonsuitable person for a while and some people avoided me for years.
I went in for my scan, and I was declared cancer-free.
Now that I was declared a son of Poseidon, one.
I was declared unfit, too.
In the end, I was declared the guilty one.
If I was declared deceased, was there a funeral or something?
In 1914, when World War I was declared in Europe, he once again suspended his medical studies.
I was declared " righteous " due to Christ 's righteousness.
And I was declared a criminal, a traitor.

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