Sentence examples for it proclaims in from inspiring English sources

It could not help but say something encouraging, even exhilarating, about the country, about its dedication to tolerance and inclusiveness, about its fidelity, after all, to the values it proclaims in its textbooks.

Many civil-rights workers, black and white, died attempting to push the U.S. to live "the values it proclaims in its textbooks".

"What it proclaims in public banners is still the same as what Bo Xilai did in Chongqing.

It proclaims, in big black letters, that things have never been better.

Such is the frenzy of cutting that Challenger, Gray & Christmas, a recruitment firm that tracks employment trends in America, sought a crumb of comfort in its finding that over 50% of firms have cut jobs: it proclaimed in its latest report that "nearly half of employers avoid lay-offs".

Changfeng Motor's name was misspelled on trinkets the company gave journalists this week, and it proclaimed in a press release that its display "steps on" the auto show for the second consecutive year.

Polisario, or rather the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic which it proclaimed in 1976, and which is recognised by some 60 governments, is the Sahrawis' official voice.

In it, he proclaims in stilted Hindi "Ab ki baar Trump sarkaar" ("This time, a Trump government").

It proclaims a revolution "in techniques, aesthetics and intellectual underpinnings of gastronomy".

In 2003, it proclaimed neutrality in the U.S.-Iraq war and turned over its weapons to U.S. troops.

"When you put Jersey barriers in, it proclaims the need for them, which makes people uneasy," said Norman L. Koonce, executive vice president of the American Institute of Architects.