Sentence examples for has just proclaimed from inspiring English sources

Patrick's lecture culminates in a gruesome ax murder during which "Hip to Be Square," a song he has just proclaimed the group's "undisputed masterpiece," becomes a heavily ironic theme.

President Barack Obama, who has just proclaimed Oct. 24 "United Nations Day," likes to describe the U.N. as "indispensable, if imperfect".

Gov. Robert McDonnell of Virginia has just proclaimed "Confederate History Month".

At the time of our chat, Australian Prime Minister Turnbull had just proclaimed that "the laws of Australia prevail in Australia, I can assure you of that.

Abby turned to Rob, who had just proclaimed his ideas about marriage, and said, "That's so cute, it's gross".

But if he did vote for the bill, would the same editorial writers who had just proclaimed him a hero now cast him as a sellout?

After all speaking before Vilanova, Mourinho – who has done his fair share of firestarting across the last two seasons – had just proclaimed Messi and Ronaldo, who both scored twice in the 2-2 draw, inseparable in their "other-planetary" excellence.

But in a dramatic theological statement that some rabbis plan to hash out in High Holiday sermons around the country, some of the most respected teachers in the Jewish world have just proclaimed that Judaism and Christianity are not so distinct after all.

In 1910 Lyautey was recalled to France to command the army corps at Rennes but in 1912 was appointed resident general in Morocco, over which the French protectorate had just been proclaimed.

Giuseppe Garibaldi and his fellow campaigners for Italy's unification — which had just been proclaimed in March — would have understood this, as would nationalists (sometimes called "unitarios") elsewhere in the Western Hemisphere, notably in Argentina, Colombia and Canada, whose confederation debate got going at about the same time.

Predictably, much of the media went crazy, and numerous outlets have already proclaimed that this time, Mayor Michael Bloomberg has just gone too far.