Sentence examples for consistently proclaimed from inspiring English sources

LaHaye's consistently proclaimed aim has been to help 'Christian candidates' into political office.

Mr. Kenyatta has consistently proclaimed his innocence, asserting that the accusations against him are based on malicious gossip.

The Quran prohibits such heinous actions, as Islamic organizations and scholars have consistently proclaimed.

During February 2015, our local newspaper proclaimed a heat wave because temperatures were consistently in the mid-40s.

Keynes's analysis told consistently in the direction of increased state responsibilities; he himself proclaimed the end of laisser faire.

That does not mean, however, the death of the middle class, something that intellectuals have been proclaiming fairly consistently, and incorrectly, for more than a century.

He has since proclaimed himself to be "a walker", or a batsman who will consistently walk, and has done so on numerous occasions.

Small wonder that the Guardian's readers, when surveyed, resoundingly proclaimed that climate change is one of the most pressing issues that are consistently neglected by our presidential candidates.

proclaimed over a loudspeaker.

"Correct!" the computer proclaimed.

"Just wait," I proclaimed.