Sentence examples for long proclaimed from inspiring English sources

The Chinese government has long proclaimed a policy of non-interference.

Boxing, a sport long proclaimed dead or dying in the United States, has become increasingly global in recent years.

Once a rarity in Athens, long proclaimed one of the safest European capitals, crime has grown uglier.

I called Paul Prudhomme, the Louisiana chef who has long proclaimed himself the inventor of the turducken.

Shaquille O'Neal has long proclaimed himself the last of the classic centers, and until 7-6 Yao Ming showed up he was correct.

For the EU, which has long proclaimed its leadership in committing to action on climate change, the move to the higher target should be a no-brainer.

It's an awkward question for Mr Kernan, who inherited the governorship when Frank O'Bannon died last year, because he is running for re-election this autumn after long proclaiming that he didn't want the job.The genial Mr Kernan may need to show more fire to fend off a tough challenge in November.

With its imposing granite walls, semicircular colonnades backed by classical-style nude sculptures and 700-foot-long facade -- the longest in the country -- it "has long been proclaimed one of the most beautiful 18th-century structures in Ireland," wrote Robert O'Byrne, art critic for The Irish Times.

Although "The Long Tail" proclaimed a coming revolution, Anderson was careful never to predict the demise of blockbusters.

The giant evergreens of the West have long been proclaimed essential, whether the cause was saving salmon and spotted owls or small towns and their sawmills.

As a document of the end of slavery, The Long Song proclaims its own incompleteness and partiality; but as a story of suffering, indomitability and perseverance, it is thoroughly captivating.