Sentence examples for article proclaims that from inspiring English sources

An article proclaims that there is to be a sequel: Frozen 2.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate whether the use of fluticasone propionate, mometasone furoate, or beclomethasone dipropionate for the treatment of rhinitis produced, as a side effect, an increase in the intraocular pressure; only one printed article proclaims that the increase of secondary intraocular pressure is due to the use of local nasal steroids.

If one article proclaims that, "A lot of girls have really low self-esteem, so they'll probably go out with you," then be wary.

The article proclaimed that tech companies are consuming vast swaths of the economy, from books and movies to financial services to agriculture to national defense — which Andreessen saw as the healthful scavenging of a carrion way of life.

Case in point: last month Mashable published an article proclaiming that Foodspotting had both 400,000 users and 400,000 members (Foodspotting then tweeted that it had 400,000 members).

Last month, Huffington Post reporter Matt Ferner published an article proclaiming that "Americans are sick of the 'tough on crime' era".

As the modern pie grew more popular, a 1902 newspaper article proclaimed that "No pie-eating people can be permanently vanquished".

So I can't say I was entirely surprised when I opened my mailbox the other day and saw New York magazine's cover article proclaiming that "If the 90s were the decade of Prozac, all hollow-eyed and depressed, then this is the era of Xanax, all jumpy and edgy and short of breath".

In the past week alone we have seen wails that the sacking of Jeremy Clarkson points to an "emasculated" BBC, articles proclaiming that UN statistics on sexual violence unfairly malign men, comment pieces that declare the "real" everyday sexism in the UK to be against men; even Russell Crowe mourning "the loss of traditional masculinity".

The recent articles proclaiming that 25 is the peak age for entrepreneurship deserve a considered and factual response.

After this year's Super Bowl, there were a number of articles proclaiming that Twitter had "won" the event thanks to the general explosion in usage, as well as the prominent use of hashtags in many of the TV ads.