Sentence examples for he can proclaim from inspiring English sources

If Ed is so bold he can proclaim his support.

He also speaks from a national pulpit, amplified by intense news media attention, from which he can proclaim the views of the church on a wide variety of social, moral and economic issues.

Thus, he can proclaim that ability, not ideology, is important -- even though he opposed the nomination of Judge Ronnie White of the Missouri Supreme Court to the federal bench on the grounds of what he called Judge White's "pro-criminal" ideology.

A man can repose faith in the law of Moses, he can proclaim his love for Jesus, he can affirm his devotion to Muhammad.

"Yes he can" proclaims the cover of Newsweek, "(but he sure hasn't yet)".Mr Obama, for his part, is beginning to sound exasperated.

When Mr Cameron returns with a deal, however paltry, they can proclaim it a master stroke that forces them into the "Yes" camp.

In countless contests the balance of power shifted, but no one can proclaim that he has been given a mandate for the future.

In this way, these very same presenters can proclaim in their theaters: "Direct From Broadway!

His voice shows no wear from a five-decade career; it can proclaim, taunt, moan, rasp or ache.

If Mr. Schundler wins, Mr. Bush can proclaim the election results as a validation of his own first year in office.

And there's usually a perching porch from which the male can proclaim his love and defend his territory.