Sentence examples for it and proclaimed from inspiring English sources

My wingman ate most of it and proclaimed his intention to follow me to all future assignments in case there was food involved.

On the elevator  sequence in the film, which juxtaposes romance with violence, O'Herir commended it and proclaimed that it's a sequence that "film students will be deconstructing, shot by shot, for years to come".

And yet, the signs are that the raw milk movement is becoming something of a cult, growing nationwide, with several organizations and foundations lobbying for it and proclaiming its near miraculous merits.

My grandfather saw that there was not enough fabric, but, realizing that he could not refuse, he took it home and proclaimed that the family would live or die by this coat.

When director and screenwriter Anthony Minghella accepted one of The English Patient's nine Oscars at the Academy Awards in 1997, he held it aloft and proclaimed: "This is a great day for the Isle of Wight".

He pouts, and his lower lip seems prehensile: he wants to swing from the trees with it and proclaim his guilt.

She added, "There is, however, no reason why we cannot here and now invent it and proclaim that all aunts on the father's side must from now on end their letters  'Yours amitally.'" Safire declared amital the best of the lot, despite the "happily drugged" sound of it.

Thinking it, and proclaiming it out loud are the first crucial steps.

For a powerful man in a national leadership role to admit it and proclaim that it's non-negotiable.

Do not enforce your own narrative into it and proclaim your vantage point as the universal default.

He's like a magician fumbling around in his sleeves for a card, then eventually producing it and proclaiming "Magic!" Nobody's buying it.