Sentence examples for proclaimed himself to from inspiring English sources

Confident as he may have proclaimed himself to be, the new president took office with no wind behind him.

As Gore's White House years went on, he seemed to fall off the wagon he had proclaimed himself to be on by writing "Earth in the Balance".

The bourgeoisie was enraged to discover, however, that Lamartine was, indeed, as he had proclaimed himself to be, the spokesman of the working class.

Mani proclaimed himself to be the last and greatest Apostle of Jesus as well as the Paraclete announced in the Gospel According to John.

But he is calling for the army, disbanded in 1994, to be reinstated and has proclaimed himself to be Haiti's military chief.

BALTIMORE — Curtis Granderson proclaimed himself to be completely comfortable at the plate before Wednesday's game against the Orioles at Camden Yards.

He now proclaims himself to be completely free of homosexual desires.

After all, Mr Kerry proclaims himself to be a multilateralist determined to rebuild alliances and Mr Blair is a passionate conciliator.

He jumps a train and is soon jumped on (accidently) by Jesse Honey, a very short man with missing fingers, who proclaims himself to be an expert guide.

Ask Marco himself and he'd probably proclaim himself to be the primary influence on Russell Crowe's role in Gladiator, due to his inspirational oratory skills, fierce temperament and ability to inspire unyielding loyalty in his men.

Dulieu was so embedded to Sisu he turned up at Coventry proclaiming himself to be the man who would save the club and announcing he used to "look after security operations in Northern Ireland".