Sentence examples for has proclaimed itself from inspiring English sources

Kenya is important and has proclaimed itself important.

Collinsville, near St . Louis has proclaimed itself the horseradish capital of the world.

Tiburon, home to fewer than 9,000 people, has proclaimed itself a trans-fat-free town now that its restaurants all use alternative oils.

The other, and more influential, is Somaliland in the northwest, which has proclaimed itself a separate nation and lobbied hard for both international recognition and outside assistance.

It has proclaimed itself the harbinger of change, winning over voters disgusted by their government's dishonesty and its failure to end an Islamist insurgency in the north-east that has cost at least 15,000 lives.

It has proclaimed itself a member of the global anti-terrorism coalition, and begun to shut down some of the more than 100 unlicensed charitable organizations that American officials say may have served to funnel support to Mr. bin Laden and his Al Qaeda organization.

The "farewell" was demeaning for those who were leaving an Island that had proclaimed itself a utopia.

Next Sunday A former Bay Area resident, Jose Sarria, 88, has proclaimed himself "the Widow Norton".

"In their haste to dump detainees in the county jails because it's convenient and cheap," Mr. Sullivan said, Immigration and Customs Enforcement "overlooked the discrepancies with the standards ICE itself has proclaimed".

Members of both parties said it would be difficult, especially in an election year, for Congress to agree to the broad cuts or freezes Mr. Bush is seeking, particularly since the administration itself has proclaimed deficits to be acceptable for the next couple of years.

In an early review in Film Comment that is at least as entertaining as Black Snake Moan itself, Nathan Lee has proclaimed Mr. Brewer a visionary.