Sentence examples for proclaim so from inspiring English sources

This lends a tentative quality to any affirmation the protagonist may make, since what porteños proclaim so often proves to be mistaken.

"seem to me to proclaim so plainly, that the innumerable species, genera, and families of organic beings, with which this world is peopled, have all descended, each within its own class or group, from common parents, and have all been modified in the course of descent, that I should without hesitation adopt this view, even if it were unsupported by other facts or arguments" (1859: 457 458).

This is the most important election in a generation (or is that millennium?), GOP apparatchiks proclaim, so any vote for anyone else is wasted.

I believe it to be a cornerstone of the work of this Parliament because it enables us to take a step back, which is so unusual here, and consider a clear, coherent policy with specific actions to achieve the goals we proclaim so often.

We are in an art gallery, these portraits proclaimed, so this must be art.

Lev's sister Tatyana proclaimed, "So long as we are alive, nothing that Mother writes will be published".

In fluorescent yellow, neo-Renaissance Palatine italics and an exclamation mark, it proclaims: "So I haven't written much lately!

The ad shifts when Mr. Obama is shown at his inauguration in 2009, raising his right hand and proclaiming "So help me God".

The death of liberal Catholicism has been proclaimed so often in recent decades that few even bother to check to see if the body still has a pulse.

Guantánamo Bay continues to be a disgrace and a contradiction of the noble principles that this country proclaims so proudly but so blatantly fails to practice.

"I feel like a gospel preacher half the time," she proclaimed, "so that we don't begin to slip away from what we were".