Sentence examples for proclaimed by one from inspiring English sources

After that, she stuck to lighter fare, and was proclaimed by one theatre critic to be "the leading exponent of... the peculiar art of wearing good clothes well".

That 1975 production was proclaimed by critics one of the greatest Hamlets anyone could remember.

FDCA has been proclaimed by the US Department of Energy as one of a list of 12 promising biobased chemicals that should contribute to the "greening" of the chemical industry in the near future (Werpy and Peterson 2004).

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They were mined entirely from the Morgan's own Ruskin collection, proclaimed by the library to be one of the world's most comprehensive.

How could the addition of music possibly enhance a play that unfolds so effortlessly as a string of classic one-liners, including those proclaimed by the formidable Lady Bracknell?

On one side is the Islamic State, the new caliphate proclaimed by Isis, across Syria and Iraq.

One wonders whether the alleged desire for healthy children proclaimed by both movements is simply a pretext for controlling female sexuality.

One is the principle, and figure, of liberté, first and foremost in the secular trinity proclaimed by the revolution.

But the acclaim should be checked by a couple of caveats.One is that the reforms fall short of the "revolution" proclaimed by Mr Purnell.

That should be the message proclaimed by the new Lion House.