Sentence examples for proclaimed as the from inspiring English sources

The Nets' new All-Star backcourt — which 76ers Coach Doug Collins proclaimed as "the best backcourt in the N.B.A".

The stone, weighing more than 600g (or, more precisely, 3106.75 carats), was proclaimed as the largest ever discovered.

Shintō was proclaimed as the national religion; later it was reinterpreted as a suprareligious national cult (see State Shintō).

Starting in 2004 Than Shwe oversaw the construction of the inland city of Nay Pyi Taw, which he proclaimed as the country's new capital in 2006.

In Baghdad, declaring al-Maʾmūn deposed, they proclaimed as the new caliph the ʿAbbāsid prince Ibrāhīm, son of the third caliph, al-Mahdī.

Wilfried Zaha may have been proclaimed as the latest saviour of English football, but Ian Holloway is worried that being in the spotlight may damage his development.

"This is computer H14," it proclaims as the film begins.

Unfortunately, the latest policies of the Vatican do not mandate the zero-tolerance reforms that ranking officials in the United States and elsewhere were forced to proclaim as the scandal demoralized church faithful worldwide.

The poet answers that all of existence is permeated, though to different degrees, by the yearning of matter toward formation, and he declares that this yearning may give God the "glory" that the heavens proclaim, as the Bible teaches.

So much for the "Smart Power" mantra that Clinton and her ideological compatriot, U.N. Ambassador Samantha Power, have been proclaiming as the harbinger of a new Clinton Doctrine.

The non-international armed conflict in Syria has been proclaimed as causing the "biggest humanitarian emergency in our era" (Peralta 2014).