Sentence examples for proclaim my from inspiring English sources

I proclaim my refusal to concede this usage change!

The Guardian has been one place which has allowed me to proclaim my views prominently.

My husband will proclaim my latest nonturkey triumph delightful -- before he bravely forks up the first bite.

In one universe, patriotism is paramount as marketers paint their brands red, white and blue and proclaim, "My country, right or wrong" -- usually wrongly.

It was a royal blue, 1992 Honda Civic that I embellished with bumper stickers to proclaim my political views and music tastes, proclamations that these days we routinely make via Twitter.

When I proudly proclaim my northern roots, as I am wont to do, the response from my friends and colleagues in London has generally been: "So what have you been doing down here for most of your life?" To which my answer is: "Missionary work, mainly".

The cover trumpeted an exclusive interview with Amanda Holden, a British television personality who recently underwent a difficult childbirth, during which, the headline proclaimed, "MY HEART STOPPED FOR 40 SECONDS".

But as part of her skewering of magical thinking, Ms. Ehrenreich digs up one motivational speaker who advises increasing business by rereading one's mailing list and "loving each name," and another who boastfully proclaims "my life is what I would consider the definition of success".

Coming out then was one of the only times I had explicitly proclaimed my sexuality.

And the synth-pop patriarch Gary Numan sings "My Machines," proclaiming "My machines sing songs for you to live for".

Midway through the fall semester, I proclaimed my decision to my startled parents.