Sentence examples for hailed itself from inspiring English sources

After their victory over the Nationalists, the Chinese Communist Party hailed itself as national saviors who put an end to a "century of humiliation -- a period of foreign aggression and internal strife lasting from the Opium Wars through 1949.

Relative newcomer UKIP is now hailing itself as the third party in Wales, after bumping Plaid Cymru down to fourth place in share of the vote.

I howled and screamed at my opponents, part-tactic and part-catharsis, earning me the nickname "The Banshee," as if my sounds hailed Death itself.

Yet, when suicide bombers struck in London on July 7 , 2005 they hailed from Britain itself, albeit with links to Pakistan.

David Kronke of Amazon.com hailed the song itself as "an inspired Busby Berkeley homage".

The election itself was hailed as an improvement on the rigged and violent polls that have kept the ruling People's Democratic Party in power for a dozen years.

One is the retail version of the game that came out in 1993, which itself was hailed widely by critics as a success.

Sam Kass, the inventor of the cult game who has been hailed on the show itself, loves the tune and gave me his full seal of approval to market the song after he heard the track.

His winning his party's nomination and then the presidency itself was hailed widely as "the realization of the American dream" and he himself as the embodiment of it.

Chat itself has been hailed as a "universal UI".

No matter that the overwhelming majority of them were from a much larger army, Giuliani's New York, and that those hailing from Puerto Rico itself, Trinidad and dad included, are American citizens, too.