Sentence examples for had proclaimed that from inspiring English sources

So one year later after launching OWN, nearly every media outlet had proclaimed that my new venture was a flop.

Several weeks earlier, he had proclaimed that Depardieu, and other tax exiles, should be stripped of their French citizenship.

Some had proclaimed that this year would be different, that the excruciatingly close partisan divide would make them power brokers.

The NBC chief executive at the time, Jeff Zucker, had proclaimed that no single-camera comedy could ever be a hit show.

Lenny Harris had proclaimed that the Mets needed to show the first-place Phillies this week that they were the defending National League champions.

The sect's leaders had proclaimed that the world would end in 2000, saying they received the message directly from God, the bishops said.

Even broadsheets have proclaimed that musical regime change is afoot.

Selig has proclaimed that baseball has the "toughest, most comprehensive drug testing program in professional sports".

Vajrayana Schools of Buddhism have proclaimed that there have been several totally enlightened teachers among their ranks.

For years British governments have proclaimed that they are "winning the argument in Europe".

Frank Zappa is said to have proclaimed that the Shaggs were "better than the Beatles".