Sentence examples for all have proclaimed from inspiring English sources

All have proclaimed their innocence.

Religion is such an important factor in politics that almost all U.S presidents have proclaimed to be Christian, except two.

Plenty of people have proclaimed themselves deities.

The Trojans have proclaimed themselves national champions.

Analysts who would never have proclaimed themselves converts to Kohut's views nevertheless became nicer to their patients, and believed they had been that way all along.

Or so conferences and magazine covers have proclaimed for months.

Through it all, Mr. Blagojevich, who has proclaimed his innocence to the corruption charges, which have yet to be proved in court or even brought in a formal indictment, has seemed, at least publicly, to ignore his alienated circumstance.

All the while, he has proclaimed his innocence in the 1972 murder of Brent Miller, a prison guard at Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola.

One certainty is that it will end up costing the British taxpayer a great deal more than the £50m which Ms Short has proclaimed is all the government can afford.

"I knew she would cave!" she declared about a strong-willed woman who had promised in her birth plan that she wouldn't accept medication during the birth of her child and had proclaimed to all that her body was made for labor.

The French Revolution of 1789-91 had proclaimed equality among all men; slavery was now an intolerable injury to human nature, and in 1794 the National Assembly in Paris ordered the French in colonial Saint Domingue to liberate their slaves.