Sentence examples for incessantly proclaim from inspiring English sources

Right-wing Republicans incessantly proclaim their reverence for the American past.

And so we meet a range of characters from "the editor who was incessantly proclaiming, 'Oh, I'm so happy!'" to the aggressive marketing assistant who stuffed envelopes in the mailroom barefoot to the agent who had the nerve to take a cellphone call during a meeting.

Most of the world would think itself blessed with a government that was not incessantly messianic, proclaiming a purposeful efficiency in all things, setting great goals and demanding ever greater exertions.

New Yorkers proclaim this frequently.

Aphorisms proclaim rather than persuade.

That Dona Ana talks incessantly of her "sadness inside" as Don Pedro proclaims his love, even when she berates him, does not redeem her awfulness.

This is the same administration that lied to Americans about Saddam possessing WMD, constantly banging the war drum, incessantly capitalizing on the country's fears, and proclaiming ― not long after the September 11th attacks ― that Saddam Hussein would be responsible for a "mushroom cloud" if the United States didn't get involved militarily with Iraq.

"Just wait," I proclaimed.

A republic was proclaimed.

proclaimed over a loudspeaker.

"Correct!" the computer proclaimed.