Sentence examples for proclaim how from inspiring English sources

Priests in their vestments proclaim how healthy the state is.

Almost daily, it seems, another start-up pops up to proclaim how it will revolutionize movies or television.

My night was made, I thought; no matter what happened next, a whole roomful of people were hearing Thurston Moore proclaim how cool Jeffrey Lewis is!

Acquaintances love to proclaim how warm or chill or dope he is, but none of that is exactly right, or exactly right for long.

Every year, people willingly appear on news programmes to proclaim how chuffed or gutted they are, before rushing out to buy cigarettes and petrol before it goes up.

Even if the former governor is convicted, and prosecutors dutifully proclaim how the jury has sent a "message" to the community, let's leaven either our hope or our cynicism with a modesty about all that remains fuzzy — at least publicly — in this nationally dissected case.

Coachella puts quite a few small bands on big stages, and many of them proclaimed how exhilarating it was.

"The machines required are no longer manufactured," her announcement explained, virtually proclaiming how outdated genuine handcrafted batik had become.

I even saw one that proclaimed how happy the owner is with the place where he gets his car washed.

The Red Hatters are hardly the only older folks who seem dedicated to proclaiming how delighted they are with their silvery status.

As I prepared to give my usual scowl to the driver, he slowed down, looked at my wife (who was holding my arm) and proclaimed, "How great it is to be in love".