Sentence examples for proclaim to understand from inspiring English sources

"Doesn't make sense to me, and I don't proclaim to understand it".

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There are sea serpents, the wrong kind of sunshine, and the Hattifatteners, who are both deaf and dumb and – Moominmama proclaims, when they fail to understand how desperate she is to find her husband – stupid too.

You must understand and when it comes to being a leader you have to be ready for people to not believe in you, for people to try to use you in the process, various road blocks, sometimes it's not smooth sailing which I think is important for people to understand that when you proclaim or take on the title of being a leader your faith is constantly being tested.

Jaswant Singh, the external affairs minister, said the meetings had been an "invaluable opportunity" to understand each other and he proclaimed a readiness to "pick up the threads" and continue the bilateral mending.

There's only one fear that we need to understand: a comic who comes off the stage proclaiming "I killed!

The Knicks were slightly more consistent last season, when Thomas proclaimed Curry the undisputed No. 1 option on offense and players seemed to understand their roles.

The past can safely be ignored, for as Naisbitt has long proclaimed, "The most reliable way to forecast the future is to try to understand the present".

As General Tommy Franks proudly proclaimed, "We don't do body counts," but we should if we hope to understand the tragedy of the Iraqi invasion and Muslim anger at American imperialism.

Tamsin is a gifted cello player, self-consciously sophisticated, urging Mona to understand the world by reading Nietzsche and Freud and proclaims that Edith Piaf 'had such a wonderfully tragic life'.

The news of the succession was proclaimed to the world.