Sentence examples for proclaim its from inspiring English sources

To proclaim its willpower, it called itself Bottom of the Bucket, but... Dance Theater.

In a war of all against all, it is impossible to take sides, and the authors of the Rwandan genocide seem to have understood that what the so-called international community likes best is situations in which it can proclaim its neutrality.

It does not proclaim its profundity or insist on attention.

But when it opens its Times Square flagship perhaps as early as next year, the new store will boast 25,000 square feet of selling space on four levels and a 250-foot-high signage tower with 14,500 square feet of display space on which to proclaim its name, or anything else it wants.

A wobble in flight is all it takes for people to proclaim its inevitable crash.

It has never been embarrassed to proclaim its list of hatreds: education, tolerance, plurality, pleasure and, above all, freedom of expression – the freedom that underpins all others.

When the AK government took power in 2002 it proclaimed its goal of EU accession, just as its predecessor had done.

It flew on November 18 , 1918 when the Republic of Latvia proclaimed its independence, and it was formally adopted on January 20 , 1923

Instead it repeatedly proclaims its readiness to go nuclear in response to a decisive Indian conventional attack.

Adelle Davis's name in stark letters on the white cover of "Let's Cook It Right" proclaims its seriousness.

Citizen Kane may have been inspired by the life of William Randolph Hearst, but it openly proclaims its status as fiction.