Sentence examples for proclaim for from inspiring English sources

America is used to dealing with cynical Arab rulers who casually betray whatever principle they proclaim for their own benefit.

In fact, Ritual is a place where many people go not to proclaim for the workers, but to procure them.

Our idiosyncrasies he tolerates, before the real business: talks with the prime minister and a town hall meeting with young people where he will proclaim for remaining in the EU.

Not to the "liberal" Catholics who proclaim for reform and use contraception themselves – as Cherie Blair so distastefully revealed – yet support a church whose denial of it damages and kills poor mothers with no choice.

If you're playing at home, you know that Target, the world's biggest retailer named Target, backed Sony's Blu-ray disc format last week (well, sorta), causing wannabe pundits to proclaim for the 900th time that Blu-ray is the winner of the current format war.

But it didn't proclaim for long.

Or so conferences and magazine covers have proclaimed for months.

A general strike was proclaimed for June 3rd.

It was time, he proclaimed, for ministers and markets to mix.The coalition government was initially sceptical.

Iranians should be grateful, he proclaimed, for twenty-two-per-cent inflation.

On three sides, four-by-eight-foot plywood signs proclaimed: "For Sale.