Sentence examples for be a proclamation of from inspiring English sources

And Mark Rudiger will hope that his next leg-ending missive will be a proclamation of triumph, not a mea culpa.

This should not be a proclamation to the bloodhounds of the media.

At its core, the "Letter" was a proclamation of black self-sufficiency.

The oldest number, "I Don't Care," was a proclamation of independence published in 1905 and popularized by the vaudeville star Eva Tanguay.

The most revealing song in Ms. Herman's set, "I Don't Want to Know," from the musical "Dear World," is a proclamation of denial in the winsome style of a French waltz.

The UDHR was devised as an exhortatory document, a statement of aspirations; its preamble says that it is a proclamation of "a common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations", and enjoins UN members states and their citizens to "strive … to promote respect" for them.

(The expansion to his East Village town house inspired a disgruntled neighbor to set up an anonymous Web site, Dear David Zwirner, with a photograph of him and the tagline "Isn't being an art dealer evil enough?") The new gallery, though widely praised, was a proclamation of clout and, therefore, a provocation to colleagues who have grown increasingly uneasy over the art-world arms race.

But it's a proclamation of lack mentality.

"New Ukraine" was more than a gift; it was a proclamation of hope.

This is a proclamation of the oneness of man and woman.

Msgr. Baltazar Porras, head of the Episcopal Conference and target of some of Mr. Chavez's fiercest attacks, said the letter was "a proclamation to the country of what he fundamentally wants to do".