A sentence whose sole function is to state something is known as a declarative sentence.
In other words, such sentences declare something to the listener or reader. They typically end with a full stop (.).
In this post, you will find the top 100+ important examples of Declarative Sentences.

Examples of Declarative Sentences
Examples of Declarative Sentences (Type #1)
Affirmative
- Netaji Subhash Chandra is the pride of India.
- Shivaji was a brave soldier.
- India is an independent country.
- People of various communities live in Calcutta.
- Germany was defeated in the Second World War.
- The sun rises in the east.
- Varanasi is known to be the oldest city in the world.
- Ancient Greece was the pride of Europe.
- Two hundred people lost their lives in the cyclone.
- Babu Rajendraprasad was the first President of India.
Examples of Declarative Sentences (Type #2)
Negative
- Man cannot live without water.
- No man is totally free.
- Satish is not very intelligent.
- No man can live forever.
- The sun does not revolve around the earth.
- Nobody loves Bappa.
- l am not afraid of death.
- There is no pleasure without pain.
- Sunil babu does not smoke.
- My brother did not sleep last night.
- The blind cannot see.
- There is no cloud in the sky.
- You have no sense.
- Do not run in the sun,
- Do not play with fire.
Examples of Declarative Sentences (Type #3)
- A greedy man is dead to all sense of self-respect.
- The sky is cloudless.
- This boy is quite innocent,
- Deepa is unwell (or, out of sorts).
- I am out of work now.
- Bibhas failed to come in time.
- It seldom rains in winter.
- The pen is missing,
- He missed the train.
- My mother is a little better today.
- He is scarcely ten years old.
- I can hardly read a line of French.
- He was too weak to walk the distance.
- Eve could not but eat the fruit.
- Man cannot do without air.
- I could not help weeping.
- There were none in the village but loved Suman.
Examples of Declarative Sentences (Type #4)
- Have you met the new teacher? No, I haven’t.
- Was there a desk on the platform? No, there wasn’t.
- You don’t like movies, do you? No, I don’t.
Examples of Declarative Sentences (Type #5)
As a negative determiner
- No man was there in the room. (Not any man)
- No bread was available in the market. (Not any bread)
- No door to the place was open.
- There are no book/books on the table.
- No rules were observed in their office.
Examples of Declarative Sentences (Type #6)
Fewer, less, more, better
- No fewer than six students were present.
- I would take no less than fifty rupees for this work.
- I am asking no more than what is due to me.
- This book is no better than the one I read yesterday.
Examples of Declarative Sentences (Type #7)
No use, no good, no matter, no more than, no one, nobody
- It’s no use asking him to be regular
- The boy is no good; all your good advice will not improve his conduct.
- No matter how much you try, you will not succeed.
- It is no more than what I ought to do.
- No one but you can save him from ruin.
- Nobody cared about his fate.
Examples of Declarative Sentences (Type #8)
Many, more, much, enough, a few, the least, a little, only, the same, another
- Not many boys were present in the room.
- Not more than two hours flight took him to London.
- Not much is heard about him these days.
- Not enough was achieved even after six months.
- Not a few of the critics were impressed by the book.
- Patel, Desai, and last but not least Nehru were present in the meeting,
- Not a little stir was made by his eloquent speech.
- He was not only a teacher but also a writer of a high calibre.
- Your going there is not the same as his coming here.
- Not other leader like Subhash Chandra made his appearance in post-independence India.
Examples of Declarative Sentences (Type #9)
Introductory “There’
- There is no cloud in the sky.
- There is a school in this village,
- There are many boys in this class.
- There is no water in this well.
- There lived a rich man in this village,
- There stood a beggar at the door.
- There are many trees in this garden.
- There lived an old farmer in this village,
- There lived a hermit under this tree,
- There are many big mansions in Calcutta,
- There are many big rivers in India,
- There is no tea in the cup,
- There is no water in the pond.
- There is not much fish in this tank.
- Is there any school in your village?
- Are there fifty boys in your class?
- Is there a temple there?
- There are five rivers there.
- There is a library in our school.
- Was there no cloud in the sky?
- Will there be a holiday tomorrow?
- There is an airport at Dum Dum.
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