Sentence examples for as proclaim from inspiring English sources

He cuts a dramatic figure and doesn't so much chat as proclaim.

Historically, the Kim family has used party caucuses to purge political enemies, as well as proclaim long-term visions for the country.

One used to have to point this out: but, to judge from the speeches and policy announcements from the prime minister and chancellor at their party conference in Birmingham last week, they now as good as proclaim that they are cutting the benefits of the unemployed and the working poor so that they can cut taxes for the better off.

The initiate learns the eternal order of life as proclaimed in the myth.

The impact is not just on the next generation, as proclaimed by Ed Miliband.

Gyros, as proclaimed on full-color posters in every Greek diner, are "America's tastiest sandwich".

Nothing is as contestable as proclaiming the shifting delta of a slow-moving river to be an international border.

As well as proclaiming her arrival, she bemoaned the male domination of the festival, screaming: "Les femmes!

They have come to accept that war with America is inevitable, but their response, at least as proclaimed to a group of journalists, was defiant.

The film created its own potent legend, its own mythic ecosystem, a movie with its own philosophy of life's circularity, as proclaimed by talking animals.

— Mitt Romney 1861: Civil War breaks out over pitting "individual rights as proclaimed in the Declaration of Independence against collective rights".