Sentence examples for and proclamation from inspiring English sources

It's just provocation and proclamation".

BRICK TOWNSHIP Windward Beach Park (Princeton Avenue), noon; nondenominational remembrance service with prayer, music and proclamation from the mayor.

It's not just that she did what I do, in that she engaged in theology and proclamation.

The powers notably suppressed uprisings in Italy (1820) and Spain (1822) but later condoned Belgium's rebellion and proclamation of independence (1830).

Sixteen of the commanding officers and proclamation signatories were executed; mostly at this prison with many of them then being interred at Arbour Hill Cemetery.

Each group found not only genuine pleasure through their patronage of the arts but, in a time of major social realignments, legitimization and proclamation of their social status as well.

And proclamations of love.

One of its primary functions was to serve as a backdrop for imperial appearances and proclamations.

Louis, in turn, as on later occasions, used assemblies and proclamations to divide the princes.

Conclusions will be drawn and proclamations made, all of it justifiable, albeit possibly premature.

After a great many nervous and defiant disclaimers and proclamations, he gets down to business.