Sentence examples for proclaimed in the same from inspiring English sources

"The trouble with the art-novel (most of Virginia Woolf, for instance)," McCarthy proclaimed in the same essay, is that "it does not stoop to gossip".

These were the same objectives that the now-deceased al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden boastfully proclaimed in the early 1990s.

- (Statement by a Bengali man, proclaimed in the documentary Savage Sea) (from Wane, 2008, p 183).

Bhumibol was proclaimed king the same day, and promptly returned to Switzerland to complete his studies.In 1926 Prajadhipok had written frankly about the shortcomings of dynastic rule.

Both Batory's fiancèe Anna Jagiellon and Maximilian II had been proclaimed elected to the same throne in December 1575, three days apart; Maximilan's death in October 1576 prevented the conflict from escalating.

Family members who have been ruthlessly hijacked as characters have no means of redress, no outlet for their own story, no forum in which to proclaim to the same public, "But I'm not really like that!" or "That's a lie, she made all that up!" Fiction, too, is a kind of cheating.

Enron Analysts: We Was Duped 02.27.02 Wall Street's sages proclaim their independence all in the same way.

It would consist of nothing but headlines, all set in extra-large type, all goal-posted with exclamation points and all proclaiming essentially the same thing.

It seemed to him that he [Arjona] was an artist who proclaims the same values he proclaimed".

Its leaders proclaim peace and war in the same breath, and pretend to practise both democracy and theocracy.

A feast was given in the same room where the union had been proclaimed in 1918; there, more than 20,000 peasants were offered roast steaks.