The musicians were all dressed in white, as if proclaiming innocence and purity.
Possession: A Romance, its full title announces, as if proclaiming its difference from the usual run of novels.
In the other, as if proclaiming that only hits matter, he wasted time as a disc jockey, playing Journey, Nirvana and Michael Jackson.
References to Hollywood and World War II, along with covers of the German newspaper Der Spiegel, are intermixed with the artist's own autobiography, as if proclaiming the inescapable interconnectivity of culture at both a microscopic and macroscopic level.
A man who once famously — if softly — proclaimed himself a rock and an island was now proclaiming himself a Puerto Rican hoodlum named Salvador Agron.
But if her proclaimed promise of giving Scotland a "strong voice" in Westminster now looks impossible to deliver, no one is complaining.
Yet if God proclaimed Jesus to be God's Beloved, with whom God was "well pleased," as a fully-human sinner like you and me, then the moment I actually believe this is the moment Jesus saves me - saves me not from God's judgment and condemnation but from my own.
The new piece is a white-hot eruption on the evils of gun control written by the playwright David Mamet, whose anger and passion is so intense that if he proclaimed this in a theater you'd be able to see the spittle settling like gentle rain on the patrons in the first few rows of the orchestra.
But according to Mr. Goldberg, Leslie Moonves, the chairman of the network, proclaimed: "If we get the money, we get the money; if not, that's O.K. Just don't give me a show that looks as though it could have been shot in Cleveland".
A lot of her supporters think she proved what Margaret Thatcher proclaimed: 'If you want something said, ask a man.
