Sentence examples for proclaim from from inspiring English sources

And unlike the gif/jif debate, there isn't even an inventor to proclaim from on high.

Some Russian politicians proclaim from time to time that they would like their country to join the EU.

"To proclaim from the rooftops that the novel is dead, that's showbiz".: Laura Miller on manifestos and David Shields's "Reality Hunger".

Who told you so?" He goes on, "I might with boldness proclaim from the house-tops that God never had the power to create the spirit of man at all.

And joy that we can loudly proclaim from the rooftops: "Free at last!" I stand before you humbled by your courage, with a heart full of love for all of you.

Plus, despite what outsiders like to proclaim from their high horses, 99 percent of the time, off-field activities really have nothing to do with what happens on the field.

"We love you for staying," the conductor Eric Jacobsen brightly proclaimed from the podium.

The peace proclaimed from the billboards has been scarce in recent weeks.

"There is nothing left but to gather forces and fight," it proclaimed from its front page.

While playing tag, she nimbly outmaneuvers him again: "You will never catch me!" she proclaims from atop a jungle gym.

She is also outspokenly hardline, proclaiming from the outset that it is fine to obstruct anything proposed by Barack Obama.