Sentence examples for are proclaimed by from inspiring English sources
However, the horse-trading, pork-barreling, balkanizing process called "defense policy making" has a way of chewing up grand visions, even when they are proclaimed by presidents.
(Numerous Jews also migrated to Egypt during this troubled time.) Exhortations and prophecies on the decline and fall of Judah are to be found in Zephaniah, Nahum, Habakkuk, and Jeremiah (who played a significant role in the events), while the conditions and meaning of the exile are proclaimed by Ezekiel and Deutero-Isaiah (chapters 40 55 of Isaiah).
More balefully, they are proclaimed by the tyrannical abbess of Crewe, she who imperially declares, "I was elected the abbess and I stay the abbess and I move as the spirit moves me"; who arrogates to herself the pleasure of reciting poetry while her nuns are reciting the Office; who bugs the convent and who, her power threatened, insists she is untroubled: "An aristocratic soul feels no anxiety".
He has since been proclaimed by many to be the greatest chef in the world.
Reforms such as these may be proclaimed by a government, by interested groups, or by revolution.
His influence has been proclaimed by artists ranging from Kanye West and Prince to Foo Fighters.
The final result will be proclaimed by the Constitutional Council after any disputes are settled.
That 1975 production was proclaimed by critics one of the greatest Hamlets anyone could remember.
Many in this camp believe that China is far from enjoying the golden age now being proclaimed by some.
