Proclaim the age she fain would hide.
Proclaim the Virgin Birth.
And Mr. McCain proclaimed himself a believer in the notion that cutting taxes increases revenue for the government by spurring economic growth.
He said the notion that buildings should proclaim their intentions honestly -- part of the philosophy of such architectural theorists as Robert Venturi -- gives the designers of big-box stores "intellectual cover".
This principle is captured in the notion of "due process" proclaimed both in our Constitution and in the ancient Magna Carta, and in the structural commitment to separation of powers.
The good people were the ones who held space for all that is good and just and to boldly proclaim that even in a country founded upon the notion that black bodies were not human bodies, that "black lives matter".
She is, no doubt, the kind of woman who would proclaim herself a Luddite, as if she'd invented the notion of using that term for computer illiteracy.
According to some partners, he proclaimed, his voice rising, "We'll tear up the contracts!" However unrealistic the notion of suddenly abrogating the contracts, the monologue left the impression that Kessler, and not Davis, was leading the firm.
Rather than letting, by neglect, the notion of an "Asian Century" or a "Chinese Century" develop, Hillary Clinton proclaimed the 21st century "America's Pacific Century" — the title of her comprehensive essay in the November issue of Foreign Policy.
I have been attacked for criticizing the notion of American exceptionalism, but it is neither truthful nor dignified to arrogantly proclaim ourselves "above" all others.
Although the notion of blacks as victims was apparent at this march, the theme proclaimed on the banners was "Repentance, Resurrection and Restoration".
