Sentence examples for for proclamation from inspiring English sources
But such dialogue must not be a substitute for proclamation".
Finally Comes the Poet: Daring Speech for Proclamation.
Premier Bourassa has men tioned stolen dyna??te among the factors that caused him, in conjunction with Mayor Dra peau, to ask for proclamation of the War Measures Act.
"Authentic art has no use for proclamations...," Proust wrote, "it accomplishes its work in silence".
Demonstrations in City Hall Plaza were rarely permitted, except perhaps for proclamations of fealty to the Yankees.
Scripts of various kinds came to be used throughout most of the ancient world for proclamations, correspondence, transactions, and records; but book production was confined largely to religious centres of learning, as it would be again later in medieval Europe.
Indeed, when Mr. Blank tours a Home Depot store -- each year, he visits roughly 100 of the 657 stores -- employees trail along like ducklings, waiting for proclamations on a shower head display or checkout efficiency.
Per this inscription, which is an abridgement of a passage by Sir Francis Bacon, we readers ought to approach knowledge as a means of enhancing our judgment and not as fodder for proclamations or discord.
criticized Pawlenty for his proclamation, stating, "Even members of the Pawlenty administration thank me" for voting in favor of health care reform.
The ad reverberated not just for its proclamations, but for what accompanied it — the Club for Growth PAC endorsed Mr. Cruz, the first time the influential anti-tax group has endorsed a candidate in a presidential primary.
