Sentence examples similar to a grander proclamation from inspiring English sources

Pence, a self-proclaimed "evangelical Catholic," was making a grand proclamation to Jews, evangelical Christians and especially his fellow Christian Zionists about the place of both religions in the world.

The third of the four concerts that Vladimir Ashkenazy conducted as part of Lincoln Center's Rachmaninoff Revisited festival, on Tuesday evening at Avery Fisher Hall, brought together three works that differ greatly in most ways but share the use of the Dies Irae, either as a grand proclamation or as part of an orchestral transformation.

Acceptance isn't a grand proclamation that you make once and you're done.

He did not make any grand proclamations this year, speaking only of his desire to bring a championship to Chicago.

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Easy for a columnist, issuing grand proclamations behind the safety of his desk.

You'll be well versed in the kind of grand proclamations of bullshit politicians tend to make before an election.

The piece references a Southern black vernacular phrase, "selling wolf tickets," which refers to someone who makes grand proclamations that do not come to fruition.

It didn't take long before the grand proclamations of Rockefeller, Tobin and Tozzoli collided with prosaic reality.

But he is much more cautious now about making grand proclamations about his health, his future, pretty much anything.

"But it's encouraging". It was not the resounding triumphalism that I was expecting, but then cold scientists learned long ago to be careful about making grand proclamations.