Sentence examples for it proclaimed by from inspiring English sources

Believers hear it proclaimed by a herald, and in anticipation of the comforts of al-jannah (the Garden, or "paradise") their graves expand "as far as the eye can reach".

It was proclaimed by the king to be the Law of the realm, and the people pledged obedience to it.

It is proclaimed by the muezzin, a servant of the mosque chosen for good character, as he stands at the door or side of a small mosque or in the minaret of a large one.

1 Prince of Connaught The game was loaded with political undertones, in fact it was proclaimed by Benito Mussolini's regime to be a showdown between two ideologies, on and off the pitch.

It was proclaimed by the General Assembly on 10 December 1948 in Paris, four years after Nazi Germany surrendered the city.

However, if different sectors are not integrated, it's difficult to achieve a balance between ecological, economic, and social dimensions, as it has been proclaimed by the concept of sustainable development as such.

Democrats, it has been proclaimed by various liberal commentators and groups, should oppose -- and try to block -- EVERYTHING Trump proposes.

It was also proclaimed by Jackson's spokesman that the recording would be released as soon as possible, with further reports revealing that it could be made available in music stores within that month.

These accounts show that he had vowed in previous existences to be the first to comprehend the dharma when it was to be proclaimed by an enlightened Buddha.

The discontent with multiculturalism reached its peak in 2010 when its death was proclaimed by European leaders (Cameron, Merkel and Sarkozy).

For one thing, it's National Honey Month, as proclaimed by the National Honey Board.