Sentence examples for definitive proclamation from inspiring English sources

Now, he wrote, the effect of the definitive proclamation was to "annihilate all agitation for recognition".

We're an hour and a quarter into a fascinating freeform debate when Jazzie B makes his definitive proclamation.

And British Prime Minister David Cameron has made a definitive proclamation, stating that Alzheimer's threatens global health and economics as much as HIV/AIDS.

"A Proclamation.

Not definitive, just definite.

Europe did not face any hard deadline to forge a deal, as it did recently when it had to act to head off a Greek default, but its leaders wanted to agree on a definitive plan to address the systemic aspects of the euro crisis rather than issue vague proclamations as they had so often in the past.

A proclamation is issued.

"It's a proclamation".

It contained a bolder proclamation.

On Reading the Emancipation Proclamation".

Her proclamation heralded the 100th.