Sentence examples for in proclamations from inspiring English sources

The early leader in proclamations about Woods's future is Johnny Miller, who kicked things off by comparing him to Mike Tyson and Humpty Dumpty.

We know how the French Revolution begins, in proclamations and riots and the storming of the Bastille, how it develops into murderous terror, and ends with the rise of Napoleon; or perhaps, years later, on the battlefield of Waterloo.

But those geopolitical changes all seem very distant in the secluded Kachin homeland, and Major Maran, 56, who has seen the ups and downs of a struggle against the Burmese that has lasted decades, is not one to put much store in proclamations of peace, as he wages a war that has unfolded largely out of sight of the rest of the world.

Appeals for the white ethnostate are often disingenuously couched in proclamations of love for members of their own race, rather than hatred for others.

And they belong to a church, which promulgates that idea--in proclamation, in ritual, in doctrine.

His last name, he insisted, had to be pronounced without the "s," and his first is cried out, in proclamation, by a woman astride him in bed.

In presidential addresses, in Thanksgiving proclamations and in many other ways".

Similarly, in the Case of Proclamations in 1611, Coke held that the monarch could only exercise those prerogatives he already had, and not create new ones.

"We must ask ourselves what was wrong in our proclamation, in our whole way of living the Christian life, to allow such a thing to happen".

He is as intense in his proclamations of innocence as he is in his distrust in others associated with the case.

Troy Clark and Daniel Acker, who were executed within a 24-hour period in Texas this past September, never wavered in their proclamations of innocence.