Sentence examples for boldly proclaim from inspiring English sources

We need to boldly proclaim our vision for America.

It began: Let us boldly proclaim, in rhyme if not reason, The thespian joys of the theater season.

Mr. Dawkins and Mr. Dennett argue that brights are a beleaguered group confronting a growing religious right; they urge brights to emerge from their closet and boldly proclaim their identity.

In the face of Trump's willingness to boldly proclaim without facts or evidence that he would bring the good times back, we offered a tepid gallows logic.

They boldly proclaim their message and make it easy to internalize and hard to forget, and they can get your head bobbing and your toes tapping as well.

It is time for us to be prophetic, to boldly proclaim in sermons and conversations and through community engagement, that black lives matter.

Another woman had a shirt that boldly proclaimed, "Talk to the hoof".

The caption boldly proclaims it to be "the greatest Scottish play ever".

In his headier moments, Mr. Gingrich had boldly proclaimed himself "the most serious, systematic revolutionary of modern times".

They also have a Web site, giovanecaravaggio.it, boldly proclaiming the finding of "one hundred rediscovered works" by Caravaggio, the Baroque artist.

A very obvious case in point is the Clifden nonpareil, whose name boldly proclaims that it is without equal entirely.