Sentence examples for it proclaims itself from inspiring English sources

It proclaims itself both to be a work in the making, and a made thing – there is no smoothing away of roughness at all, no easy illusionism here.

Although it proclaims itself to be a pan-Kurdish movement, the PKK is essentially a Turkish-oriented movement that Damascus has in the past used as a cat's paw in its relations with Ankara.

The book's natural conclusion – especially if indeed it were the novel it proclaims itself to be – would probably find Limonov in Ukraine, among the official-unofficial hero-thugs come from over the border to defend Greater Russia.

The most fundamentally revisionary feature of conceptual art is the way in which it proclaims itself to be an art of the mind rather than the senses: it rejects traditional artistic media because it locates the artwork at the level of ideas rather than that of objects.

In 2002, it proclaimed itself the "first dedicated freestyle terrain park in the world" and installed halfpipes, jumps and rails.

Millions had voted for the party because it proclaimed itself above the grubby norm of Brazilian politics.

It proclaimed itself independent of government sponsorship, and it stresses to this day that it runs entirely on private financing.

When the British Museum (BM) opened in 1759, it proclaimed itself as the world's first independent national museum "for all studious and curious persons, both native and foreign-born".

The music is steeped in the blues, and from the beginning, it proclaimed itself heartsick and weary, tied to the whipping post by misguided love but refusing to give up.

You can overstress biography, but a Kenyan-American raised in Hawaii and Asia could be forgiven for remembering that Europe was a continent of colonial powers before it proclaimed itself a beacon of moral values, and for considering the Pacific to be just as strategic as the Atlantic.There are misunderstandings on the American side, too.

The legitimacy of Daesh's claim that it is an Islamic group has been questioned since it emerged as a potential successor to Al Qaeda six years ago, and particularly after it proclaimed itself a worldwide caliphate in 2014.