Sentence examples for few proclamations from inspiring English sources

There are few proclamations of grandiosity beyond the occasional artwork, like the Albert Bierstadt painting that hangs over the main fireplace.

But experts said the repercussions would fall short of catastrophic, despite a few proclamations of doom and sketchy evidence of past links between field reversals and species extinctions.

There was little sense of triumphalism and few proclamations about what might come the way of Manchester City.

We can expect a few proclamations and perhaps even token policy changes.

The earliest of the canonical gospels, Mark, presents a Jesus who seems more a typical apocalyptic prophet than the Word Incarnate: Jesus makes few proclamations of his divinity, preaches the coming of a Kingdom of God, and often performs miracles discreetly.

Few papal proclamations have reverberated more strongly throughout the world than Pope Francis's encyclical on the environment, Laudato Si'.

Add in a few inane proclamations: scientologists and freemasons are the real enemies i could make up my own religion to now everyone god is a cheeseburger who makes patties all day there pray to chicken nuggets.

Just a few years ago, such proclamations — and the executives who made them — might have been viewed as curiosities, if they were noticed at all.

Although days of prayer are not uncommon here — Governor Riley declared one asking for rain to relieve a drought a few years ago — these proclamations conveyed the sense that at this late date, salvation from the spill all but requires divine intervention.

In the past few months, more myth proclamations from all sectors of the public sphere including those who work in public health.

Attempts to permit white and black viewers in the South to mix freely were met with resistance, with the consequence that at a few stops, the Emancipation Proclamation was exhibited to segregated audiences.