Sentence examples for bold proclamation from inspiring English sources

And he was caroming from one bold proclamation to the next: If his surname were Italian, the city's food establishment would have rallied around him sooner!

While retaining a forcefully inoffensive quality, the term "dads" is now almost a badge of honor, a bold proclamation that it is still possible to be a really cool, really happening guy long after one's studmuffinly days have ended.

Kant's bold proclamation that "a conflict of duties is inconceivable" (Kant 1780, p. 25) is the conclusion wanted, but reasons for believing it are difficult to produce.

But while it was up, the fast food chain (or whoever had access to its social accounts) even went so far as pinning the bold proclamation to the top of its page for good measure.

There is hardly a day that passes without a new major initiative, announcement or bold proclamation by the Gulf economies of United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia to promote tech startups in the region.

Sure, it's not as damning as the time the FBI, CIA and NSA issued a bold proclamation against buying from the company, but it certainly leaves the door open for further scrutiny.

Some people make strange, bold proclamations: "I'm a smooth operator with great hands".

Google stops short of bold proclamations about a grand vision for its sustainability strategy.

He has made bold proclamations about how this latest experiment in the team's tortured history will turn out.

Ever since his arrival in January, Ryan has made bold proclamations, with his no-nonsense welcoming of high expectations.

But he said he wished Ryan would tone down his bold proclamations because he sensed that opponents derived added motivation and joy from proving Ryan wrong.