Sentence examples for just proclaim from inspiring English sources

They can't just proclaim themselves stunned here.

Didn't we all just proclaim him done, finished, kaput?

Obama added: "He doesn't just proclaim the gospel.

I don't just proclaim the virtues of garlic, I live them," she said.

Friday afternoon at a packed gymnasium at the College of Charleston he didn't just proclaim a crusade, he said, "We are starting a revolution".

Mr. Mandela is an all-but-impossible act to follow, a man so widely idolized here that one writer recently proposed that the nation stop renaming street after street and just proclaim itself "Mandela-land".

Now he's just proclaiming more and proclaiming it more emotionally.

Perhaps Tiger Woods could chip in on the effort, considering Forbes magazine just proclaimed him the first billion-dollar athlete.

Abby turned to Rob, who had just proclaimed his ideas about marriage, and said, "That's so cute, it's gross".

Time just proclaimed that single women have moved to the center of national social and cultural life from a position of obscurity.

After all speaking before Vilanova, Mourinho – who has done his fair share of firestarting across the last two seasons – had just proclaimed Messi and Ronaldo, who both scored twice in the 2-2 draw, inseparable in their "other-planetary" excellence.