Sentence examples for commentators proclaim that from inspiring English sources

Commentators proclaim that the budget problem has been fixed.

After Barack Obama won the presidency with large majorities in the House and Senate, some commentators proclaimed that the president-elect had permanently altered the American political landscape, creating what the writer John Judis called "the Democratic realignment of 2008".

That litany of woes has helped prompt many commentators to proclaim that carbon trading is imminently headed for the scrap heap of history.

However much some commentators might proclaim that there is nothing to see in the picture, it is symbolic of our nationalistic mood.

"If Farage can do it, well, so can I!" However much some commentators might proclaim that there is nothing to see in the picture, it is symbolic of our nationalistic mood.

The growth of a mixed-race population has lead some commentators to proclaim that multiracial discrimination is distinct in nature from the racial discrimination that non-multiracial persons experience, and that as a consequence a whole new approach to civil rights law is required.

"The Master and Margarita" proclaims that "manuscripts don't burn".

Then, in late 2007, came the first signs of the impending financial crash, and fashion critics and commentators began to proclaim that the death knell had finally been sounded for such ostentations.

Apparently he "throws like a girl" but that doesn't stop one of countless other commentators proclaiming him "coolest president ever!!!".

Commentators are proclaiming that the nationalist populist wave has stalled.

The new morning line about Warren fed on itself, and commentators began proclaiming that Warren was toast. .