Sentence examples for proclaim it to from inspiring English sources

If Goldman isn't the evil empire some in the media proclaim it to be -- populating government with its former foot soldiers who then craft economic policy to advance the firm's agenda -- then there's no need to spend shareholder money, at least not so much of it, on charity.

You know the truth is... you know with a "theory" kind of thinking, its never a risk because you're not trying to proclaim it to be facts, you know what I mean.

Easier, perhaps, to throw up your hands and proclaim it to be too difficult.

Channel 6's PR outfit proclaim it to be a "striking" finding.

But far from being the kind of unequivocal virtue the politicians proclaim it to be, take a closer look and the word collapses under the weight of contradicting expectations.

So, in celebration of this amalgamation of Yorkshire and French cultures, here is an entirely unscientific head-to-head between a county whose residents proclaim it to be 'God's own county' and a country that is so arrogant it once voted itself the most arrogant in Europe.

Marco Polo who visited the city in its heyday proclaimed it to be one of the greatest ports in the world.

Two days after its release, he proclaimed it to be "better than a lot of people's albums".

Every new technology is accompanied by its share of advocates proclaiming it to be the ultimate delivery tool promising to solve all instructional problems, even those yet to be identified.

Years later he proclaimed it to be the "perfect story".

Ramadas was unabashed about his atheism, proclaiming it to anyone who would listen.