Sentence examples for kind of proclamation from inspiring English sources

"This was a kind of proclamation," he said.

Unlike other diplomatic trips that tend to be mostly ceremonial, Israel has historically been a site where leaders travel with some kind of proclamation.

I was waiting for some kind of proclamation of a new identity.

Clubbed Up which you can purchase for a very reasonable £2.75 on Discogs contains "40 anthems for the 2002 Club 18-30 experience" which is the exact kind of bold proclamation that endears me to cultural objects.

This sort of proclamation is common in all administrations.

You'll be well versed in the kind of grand proclamations of bullshit politicians tend to make before an election.

His teammates said Manning did not brand the situation with some kind of fiery verbal proclamation ��� like "Come on, guys, time to get it done!" — because that is not the way he works, for one, and the Giants are used to staging fourth-quarter comebacks this season, for another.

In his doomed but endlessly inventive effort to grovel his way back to political favor by taking positions way to the left of his own party, the senator came out for "across the board" affirmative action and pledged to proclaim the anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation some kind of quasi-Kwanzaa holiday.

In an era when business managers are tormented by corner-office scandals, the bear market, the war and fears of terrorism, his proclamations are a kind of comfort food.

He drew and sculpted the figure, despite proclamations that that kind of art is archaeological.

With good reason: they were named after Henry VIII's Statute of Proclamation of 1539, which gave him the power to make law by proclamation.