Sentence examples for have proclaimed to from inspiring English sources

Obviously, a few people have proclaimed to not like the Fraser vine at all, but, well, we know what to say to those people.

We've never been in a time where companies have proclaimed to the world, "Let's have a relationship in a new dimension that transcends our product and services, our economic engine, our humanity".

Religion is such an important factor in politics that almost all U.S presidents have proclaimed to be Christian, except two.

"Tonight Iowa has proclaimed to the world: morning is coming," he said.

The issue goes to the heart of the nation's complicated relationship with guns, testing the delicate balance between the need to safeguard the public and the dictates of what the Supreme Court has proclaimed to be a fundamental constitutional right.

The controversial site has proclaimed to lift the lid on a host of the game's biggest deals in recent weeks, including Anthony Martial's switch to Manchester United and Gareth Bale's world-record move to Madrid.

When I met Dick, who is now 31, at Keen Mountain in January, he told me he had proclaimed to investigators his innocence of any involvement in the crime for more than seven hours.

And as he danced it, was clear that he was living the message he had proclaimed to his mom after the accident: "I'm going to be somebody.

We see smart, good-faith diplomats and foreign service personnel trying to make the truth on the ground match up to the one the administration has proclaimed to the public.

Some have proclaimed allegiance to Russia, and others demand the right to determine their own economic and foreign policies.

Both the Bush and Obama administrations have proclaimed it to be in America's strategic interest, but Washington has done little to convert words to action.