Sentence examples for emphatic proclamation from inspiring English sources

As an American, I appreciate Linda Yellen's emphatic proclamation to never again work with Vanessa Redgrave (Film Clips, "Redgrave's Boycott Bites Back," by Jack Mathews, April 18).

That column, which expressed skepticism about some emphatic proclamations by the alarmed, took a stroll down memory lane, through the debris of 1970s predictions about the near certainty of calamitous global cooling.

Though King's manifesto failed to spur a second Emancipation Proclamation from the White House, it was an important and emphatic attempt to combat the structured forgetting of emancipation latent within Civil War memory.

A proclamation is issued.

"It's a proclamation".

His message was emphatic.

Short, and emphatic.

Cicero is more emphatic.

"Chuck was emphatic.

Malouda was equally emphatic.

The finish was emphatic.