Sentence examples for can we proclaim from inspiring English sources

"How can we proclaim Christ to a generation that is changing?

Only then can we truly proclaim e pluribus unum.

Universal suffrage on a common voters' role in a united democratic and non-racial South Africa is the only way to peace and racial harmony... 'We can proclaim from the rooftops: "Free at last!"' EXTRACTS FROM A SPEECH IN JOHANNESBURG TO MARK THE ANC'S ELECTION VICTORY, 2 MAY 1994 My fellow South Africans - the people of South Africa.

Of Collins' endeavor, however, we can proclaim our permanent thanks and amazement and heartiest welcome.

In the case of Queen vs. the RNC, it turns out that Queen can rightfully proclaim, "We are the champions". Plus, we may see more changes coming forward that allow songwriters more control over how their music is used.

So, we can officially proclaim the N.B.A. and N.H.L. playoffs are off and running.

And joy that we can loudly proclaim from the rooftops: "Free at last!" I stand before you humbled by your courage, with a heart full of love for all of you.

God's terror before God's Second Advent which we are waiting for is to consume the sin in all humanity with the fire of righteousness that shall burn into the hearts of all humanity until we can truly proclaim the good tidings and cheer "peace on earth and good will toward all humanity".

A man can repose faith in the law of Moses, he can proclaim his love for Jesus, he can affirm his devotion to Muhammad.

But whereas the Tory leader can only proclaim his environmental aspirations, Mr Brown can act.

They were the core of the message of a man who can never proclaim loudly enough that he knows best — the ugly American on his own turf.