Sentence examples for constant proclamations from inspiring English sources

As Saturday's date with fistic destiny approaches its clear that the SBGi star's constant proclamations that "its the McGregor show" were more than simple hyperbole.

His constant proclamations of his beauty were not mere vanity, not just a way to brag about how infrequently he got hit.

British identity has become fragile since the loss of empire, and bucking it up requires a constant proclamation of self-sufficiency.

This is likely why Trump supporters have beaten African Americans at rallies while ironically shouting "all lives matter!"  "All lives matter" is code for "White lives matter," and both are messages that have enjoyed centuries of constant proclamation and reinforcement.

Most of my students were born into a world in which nearly every major publication allots at least some space for pop-music reviews, and their social-media feeds are teeming with constant, exuberant proclamations regarding the relative merit of hot new releases.

He embodied many of the forthcoming dilemmas of Thatcher's Britain, his career a constant argument between self-proclamation and partnership, between probity and the demon drink, between financial irregularity and the belief that football was about more than acquisition.

And while he's addressed it in quintessentially Trump fashion ― by making proclamations and issuing proposals that frequently contradict one another ― one constant theme has been the way his plans would redistribute income.

Public proclamations are deceptive.

And proclamations of love.

But presidential proclamations are different.

Lenin issued proclamations from her balcony.