Cianci noted that Freitas, who was the prosecution's star witness — a self-proclaimed honest businessman who had volunteered as an F.B.I. mole — had been on probation following three arrests for domestic violence against his estranged wife, and was now in jail for four months after being charged with assaulting an ex-girlfriend.
"BP seemed to spend a lot of time saying why everything else didn't work, but they really didn't give me a feeling of comfort that they were asking honest questions," she proclaimed, and vowed to have her own scientists conduct the testing — an announcement that only generated more confusion.
"BP seemed to spend a lot of time saying why everything else didn't work, but they really didn't give me a feeling of comfort that they were asking honest questions," she proclaimed, and vowed to have her own scientists conduct the testing an announcement that only generated more confusion.
Known as an honest person, he also proclaimed, "The Lord taught me to be faithful in all things...and to keep to Yea and Nay in all things".
"Some want to stop our march to an Islamic future, where the grace of God's laws will be implemented and provide an honest life to all," he proclaimed Saturday night at his first rally, in a Nile delta town.
Their streamlined glass-and-steel forms proclaimed a faith in machine-age efficiency and an open, honest, democratic society.
Mrs. Bush proclaimed the Florida governor, her eldest son, to be "a decent, honest man -- a wise, smart man".
Bloggers at Design Observer and Wired were excited by the opening of the Museum of Innocence late last spring, and proclaimed its existence as proof that SO had become an honest-to-God meme.
It's only on leaving that I see the writing on the wall, a totally unmissable notice by the entrance proclaiming 'photos forbidden.' Honest, officer, I didn't see it... Entrance to cave and tiny church with the writing on the wall.
Honest men could govern themselves better than "the Royal Brute of Britain" could; on the day Americans proclaimed a new charter of government in which "the law is king," they should demolish a symbolic crown and scatter its pieces "among the people whose right it is".
"Just wait," I proclaimed.
