"I feel like a gospel preacher half the time," she proclaimed, "so that we don't begin to slip away from what we were".
If President Obama wants to make real the leadership he has proclaimed so eloquently in his speeches, now is the time to send a clear, unified and unambiguous message to the other Parties.
We are in an art gallery, these portraits proclaimed, so this must be art.
Lev's sister Tatyana proclaimed, "So long as we are alive, nothing that Mother writes will be published".
She proclaimed so in last Saturday's Guardian: "When once it welcomed me like a dowager to her run-down stately home, now its greeting is more like the air-kiss of a tabloid celebrity".
The American Century, proclaimed so triumphantly at the start of World War II, will be tattered and fading by 2025, its eighth decade, and could be history by 2030.
Francis declared war on 12 July, naming various injuries as the causes; among them was Rincon's murder, which he proclaimed "an injury so great, so detestable and so strange to those who bear the title and quality of prince that it cannot be in any way forgiven, suffered or endured".
In fluorescent yellow, neo-Renaissance Palatine italics and an exclamation mark, it proclaims: "So I haven't written much lately!
The ad shifts when Mr. Obama is shown at his inauguration in 2009, raising his right hand and proclaiming "So help me God".
Guantánamo Bay continues to be a disgrace and a contradiction of the noble principles that this country proclaims so proudly but so blatantly fails to practice.
