Sentence examples for it will be proclaimed from inspiring English sources

Thus it will be proclaimed that the university is dominated by the spirit of religion.

It will be proclaimed from the rooftops in DC that such "ridiculous and outmoded notions" as the free market, sound money, personal liberty, limited government, and a pro-American foreign policy are through.

So it's unlikely they will be proclaimed as heroic spies who deserve special attention.

Instead, the sole candidate will be proclaimed president on June 1.

The verdict will be proclaimed a victory by those who don't deserve to celebrate.

The state of emergency will be proclaimed throughout the territory (of France).

The final result will be proclaimed by the Constitutional Council after any disputes are settled.

Michael Wines (NYT VATICANN: PATRON SAINT OF POLITICIANS Sir Thomas More, whose defiance of King Henry VIII cost him his life, will be proclaimed patron saint of politicians.

But the Vatican has slightly accelerated the usual procedures in the case of two recent popes, John XXIII (1958-63) and John Paul II (1978-2005) willwill be proclaimed as full saints next April.

Perhaps, in a few years, something similar will be proclaimed at the denouement of J. K. Rowling's planned seven-volume, Tolkien-indebted Harry Potter series (whose first volume has also, of course, been released as a film this season).

Pessimists fear the election may not go ahead at all, or that an "interim government" will be proclaimed under the guise of the country's struggle against Boko Haram, a jihadist group that is running amok in three states in the north-east.Critics in the ruling party sneer that Mr Obasanjo is merely stirring things up to sell more books.