Sentence examples for everyone proclaims from inspiring English sources

Everyone proclaims expertise: Wal-Mart is said to be a good employer and a bad one; it's said to be generous and last among corporations in charitable giving.

Both sides seemed resigned Monday to another lengthy ordeal, with everyone proclaiming their resolve.

"Water Is a Right for Everyone" proclaimed the white T-shirts on every seat at the Armani show last month.

There is just not room for everyone, proclaimed Alicia Sánchez-Camacho, leader of the People's Party (PP) in Catalonia, where an election is due later this year.

I'm tired of not having an actual discussion about racism because it keeps getting derailed by everyone proclaiming that they aren't racists.

"A lot of those folks were tweens and teenagers when Barack Obama was elected president and everyone proclaimed a post-racial America.

So does everyone who proclaimed anything about this series at any point before the final buzzer.

The process in Congo is on the same road as Ivory Coast: everyone will proclaim themselves the president.

Vollmer isn't quite the future star everyone has proclaimed him to be, but he has very good feet for a 315-pounder.

This opened the door for everyone to proclaim the Giants unsquashable, writes Scott Ostler in The San Francisco Chronicle, or simply to marvel at their ability to keep digging themselves into holes and climbing out of them, Scott Miller writes on CBSSports.com.com

They bet that, by multiplying the existing fear and misinformation about Ebola – a disease most Americans know little about – they could ultimately manipulate everyone and proclaim themselves the protectors of the people by "protecting" the public from a disease that hasn't killed a single American.