Sentence examples for does not proclaim from inspiring English sources

It does not proclaim its profundity or insist on attention.

Published with the disarmingly bland title "New York State Public Health Legal Manual," the doomsday book does not proclaim new law but, rather, describes existing law and gives lawyers and judges ways of analyzing any number of frightening situations.

Just because the Constitution does not proclaim the having of imaginary friends as a right, does not mean I can be thrown in jail for being friends with Reba McEntire.

It was a large vote for a man who stands for an ugly doctrine, even if he does not proclaim it in every speech, and it may somehow increase the prospects for racial violence in the months and years ahead.

He regards the Athens Olympics as a potential turning point in the war against doping and, though he does not proclaim certain victory, he thinks he has the drug cheats on the run.Mr Pound is an idealist in the Victorian mould.

A well-seasoned Cruiser does not proclaim your regal breeding as much as it suggests that you are on assignment for National Geographic.

It's hard to find an espresso bar or bistro that doesn't proclaim the provenance of every artisanal bean and heirloom pork chop.

Thundering platitudes are the result: is there any politician anywhere who doesn't proclaim they want every child to have a fair start in life?

Directly, it doesn't proclaim much other than the union of three countries, with the St George Cross mounted on top (of course).

I don't think ideology should play a part here, as long as she doesn't proclaim views that are outside the mainstream".

Perhaps too modestly for his own good, Mr. Maquiling doesn't proclaim his originality in the capital letters of a Lars von Trier or a Paul Thomas Anderson.