Sentence examples for proclaim that all from inspiring English sources

The clerical regime likes to proclaim that all Iranians are unanimous in insisting on their inalienable right to pursue nuclear technology, whatever the costs.

Using the Declaration of Independence as her guide to proclaim that "all men and women [had been] created equal," she drafted 11 resolutions, including the most radical demand the right to the vote.

Inmates at a mental institution have taken over an unnamed society, and they randomly proclaim that all bicyclists must be eliminated or deported to a place called Horror Island.

"Therein lies the very truth which my co-workers and I wanted to proclaim: that all men and women in our culture are capable of feeling what he called the exhilaration of identifying with the tormentors".

She added, "There is, however, no reason why we cannot here and now invent it and proclaim that all aunts on the father's side must from now on end their letters  'Yours amitally.'" Safire declared amital the best of the lot, despite the "happily drugged" sound of it.

Both pamphlets asked how the American slaveholders in Congress could proclaim that "all men are created equal" without freeing their own slaves.

A gasp proclaims that all is over.

It proclaimed that all men were created equal, yet was suffused by racial prejudice.

Their thinkers avoid proclaiming that all humans do this or do that simply because the Chinese or the Indians do.

The lords of property simply sat on their bottoms and proclaimed that all was for the best.

At the opening of the ceremonies, he proclaimed that all unclean persons must stay away—a rule that he had the right to enforce.