Sentence examples for has proclaimed her from inspiring English sources

Ms. Chesimard has proclaimed her innocence and called herself the victim of a racist judicial system.

Ms. Stewart, who is also accused of insider trading by the Securities and Exchange Commission, has proclaimed her innocence.

Many in India believe, based on the Western media which has proclaimed her the fourth richest politician and powerful woman in the world, that Sonia is a corrupt foreign intruder, out to destroy India.

Their refrigerator was practically empty and Samantha had proclaimed her English muffin "disgusting".

Ms. Stewart, the founder of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, who had proclaimed her innocence from the start in public statements and through a carefully orchestrated image campaign, showed little emotion as the verdict in her trial on federal criminal charges was read aloud about 3 p.m. "Guilty," intoned the judge, Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum.

He was pictured in magazines that month smiling and vacationing with longtime girlfriend and "Glee" costar Lea Michele, who had proclaimed her steadfast support for Monteith through his struggles.

It soon became clear that she couldn't remain in the group unless she actually wrote something, so she began toying with a story based on an African American girl she remembered from elementary school, who had proclaimed her wish to have blue eyes.

He has proclaimed his innocence.

Wolde has proclaimed his innocence, contending that he is essentially a political prisoner.

Quite a limited choice, but one we are likely to be stuck with, given the dropping of Democratic alternatives in the wake of what much of the media has proclaimed a Clinton triumph over her Republican congressional critics.

The President has proclaimed freedom.