Sentence examples for could proclaim that from inspiring English sources

Tom Selleck could proclaim that Blue Lives Matter.

Both pamphlets asked how the American slaveholders in Congress could proclaim that "all men are created equal" without freeing their own slaves.

One could proclaim that evolution never happened, that schools must teach that humans rode dinosaurs and that God can rewrite the past any time He chooses.

Small wonder that John F. Kennedy, as President, could proclaim that "the shortage of Ph.D.s (in science and engineering) constitutes our most critical national problem". The space race had begun, in earnest.

Erzberger put on the bravest face he could, proclaiming that "a nation of 70 million people suffers, but it does not die".

"Perhaps Chris (30th over) could proclaim to his office that England can pull back from the brink or that Udal is a decent bowler.

His running mate, general Antônio Mourão, has argued for a new constitution without popular participation and raised the possibility that Bolsonaro could proclaim a self-coup.

Joseph Kessler-Godin, the owner of Smokey Joe's in Teaneck, N.J., which describes itself as "the only authentic, slow-cooked, wood-fired, pit-smoked, glatt kosher barbecue" in the country, suggested that Smokin' Q could proclaim: "You don't have to be Jewish to eat Levy's barbecue".

During our time apart I got together with an ex who I also love who has been expressing how he's been waiting for me to break up with my ex so that he could proclaim his love for me.

Yet in 1867 suffragist Lucy Stone could plausibly proclaim that, in the cause of universal suffrage, "Kansas leads the world!" How did Kansas go from being a progressive state to one of the most conservative?

It is sometimes suggested that even abstract entities, such as concepts or sets, have boundaries of their own, and Wittgenstein could emphatically proclaim that the boundaries of our language are the boundaries of our world (1921: 5.6).