Sentence examples for keep proclaiming from inspiring English sources

Of course, men who have been shopping during that half a century at Brooks Brothers or J. Press might wonder why people keep proclaiming that preppy is back because, they would likely say, it has never gone anywhere.

He is now traveling backwards relentlessly, but the live-streaming announcers keep proclaiming every putt very important and predicted making that long par putt might have turned him around.

In fact, the will to believe is so strong that members of Europe's policy elite keep proclaiming that Irish austerity has indeed worked, that the Irish economy has begun to recover.

What's the difference between me and them?" He ends his heart-rending description of destitution, homelessness and despair by quietly addressing people like us who, from our comfortable homes and offices, keep proclaiming, "'Human rights, human rights'.

Given the United States' decades-long commitment to South Korea's defense, it's also not necessary for Washington to keep proclaiming that it will defend its ally.

But Mr. Kavanagh kept proclaiming his innocence and sued Mr. Donohue for libel.

He keeps proclaiming how well he's doing, but his aides have seemingly worked nonstop to put out fires ignited by their boss.

If you've been eating plenty of this and that because we kept proclaiming that this and that are good for you, you might want to scale back a bit.

Right from the word go, I guarantee that The X Factor will be full of wailing, snot-nosed idiots who keep loudly proclaiming that it is the answer to all their problems.

Ministers are required to keep confidence, yet proclaim liberation.

Aside from ACL Fest and SXSW, most readers proclaim: "Keep Austin weird!" Soaring from eighth place last year, Nashville is "one exciting town!" one reader exclaimed.