Sentence examples for proclaimed as a from inspiring English sources

Only two years ago, MTV's "The Osbournes" was proclaimed as a new form of sitcom.

The essential discovery of Orphism was proclaimed as a realization that "colour is both form and subject".

The more loudly something is proclaimed as a popular movement, the more fissiparous it is likely to be in practice.

The story happened to break during what Jackson had proclaimed as a "Week of Moral Outrage" to protest "the crowning of a new President," George W. Bush.

This was proclaimed as a precautionary measure to prepare BA for the next downturn, when price competition was bound to intensify.

What Locke had contended for as an individual, the Americans proclaimed as a body politic; moreover, they made good the argument by force of arms.

He loudly proclaimed as much.

Los Angeles, at 1.41 tons per person, narrowly beats Portland, Oregon, which is widely proclaimed as an über-green city.

For many years professional uncertainty has been proclaimed as an important influential factor in medical decision making.

His paintings proclaim as much.

But wait for it - here comes the créme de la créme: "And God proclaims as a first principle to the rulers, that there is nothing which they should so anxiously guard... as [that] of the purity of the race".