Sentence examples for proclaimed him to from inspiring English sources

A man whose identification card proclaimed him to be William A. Hyman, said he's a space lawyer.

Vollmer isn't quite the future star everyone has proclaimed him to be, but he has very good feet for a 315-pounder.

THE young man, whose dapper mustache and cream-colored Prada raincoat proclaimed him to be a seeker of the most up-to-the-minute design truths, was transfixed.

Not to mention the guy who invested in a "National ID Card" that proclaimed him to be a bona fide resident of "New Yersey".

In another scene Mr. Solinas took the lead as a maniacal dictator, kicking his legs to either side like a frog, until the others abandoned him; the voice-over proclaimed him to be "a loser".

Michael Jackson was the King of Pop Presenting him with the Soul Train Heritage Award in 1989, Jackson's close friend and confidante Elizabeth Taylor proclaimed him to be "the true king of pop, rock and soul".

Mr. Murray's passport may proclaim him to be British, Mr. Salmond seemed to be reminding anyone watching him, but the tennis player was raised in Dunblane, Scotland.

Hamilton, believing his words had been misconstrued, latter took to Twitter to extol Vettel's virtues, proclaiming him to be "a great champion" and "a human being who is funny and humble".

In 1981 Peter G. Davis wrote in The Times, "Beni Montresor's sensual uses of fabrics, forms, color and light proclaim him to be one of the few genuine romantics in the field of operatic stage design".

Rogers at least is certain to stay at the top of the order now, and here he looked the excellent player his 19,905 first-class runs accumulated in the colours of Australia, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Middlesex, Northants, Victoria and Western Australia proclaim him to be.

She also wanted her close friend James Foley to direct the film, proclaiming him to be a "genius".