Sentence examples for often proclaims from inspiring English sources

Beijing often proclaims, however, that it grants citizens wide-ranging religious freedom.

"Crazy Chinaman Joe!" he often proclaims, erupting into laughter and causing those in his presence to do the same.

O'Reilly often proclaims, with glee, the coming demise of Al Franken's "Air America," which he says may be dropped by its New York flagship station, WLIB.

But a city that so often proclaims its greatness can surely do better for all its homeless than it is now.

Clearly, however, it is a matter of overwhelming commercial interest for a businessman who wants to expand, to beat competitors and to dominate the very markets whose freedom he so often proclaims.

Boston often proclaims itself to be the ice cream capital of America, a distinction that is attributable to both regional hucksterism and, perhaps, the popularity of mix-ins, which Steve Herrell introduced at Steve's in Somerville in 1973.

"I am the enemy of ballet," Duncan often proclaimed.

The long lives of turtles are often proclaimed as fact, but reliable evidence is lacking for many of the claims.

"I want people to say," he has often proclaimed, "that Barry Bonds is the best baseball player there is".

President Bush has often proclaimed that the United States is doing God's work by spreading freedom in Afghanistan and Iraq.

In fact, in some ways, she seems almost embarrassed about her wealth, often proclaiming she is "not a business woman".