Sentence examples for To be proclaiming from inspiring English sources

I think we're going to be proclaiming victory, I hope.

It's rather late in the day to be proclaiming one's Americanness, or one's musicality, with defiant displays of machismo.

In any case, Mr. Gordon appeared to be proclaiming that practice eventually makes perfect in dance rehearsals.

She is horrified by a woman riding a motorcycle without a muffler, who seems to be proclaiming her identity through noise.

How proper was it, though, to be proclaiming our "special decency" while Iraqi helicopter gunships were raining napalm down on innocent people whom the US was pointedly refusing to help?

Akiko's collection Midaregami (1901; Tangled Hair) stirred female readers especially, not only because of its lyrical beauty but because Akiko herself seemed to be proclaiming a new age of romantic love.

And everyone who is engaged against these values has to be proclaimed a pariah … and prosecuted….

Although these are spiritually beneficial to the participants, ideally someone has reached a new understanding that demands to be proclaimed.

"I want the government to resign and an emergency government to be proclaimed, preferably made up of women.

There are United States Senate and House resolutions calling for Thorpe to be proclaimed the athlete of the century.

If all the sinners were compelled to repent, every day would have to be proclaimed a day of atonement.