Sentence examples for proclaimed life from inspiring English sources

The American writer Langston Hughes proclaimed "Life's a bitch" in 1940, but it's not clear who added the suffix – or when.

The more bullish Sam Allardyce replaced him, thus realising his loudly proclaimed life's ambition, but there was a sense of suppressed relief emanating from the FA bosses who, following a newspaper sting, accepted his resignation after only 67 days, one sketchy victory and an outlay, all told, of around £4.5m.

It struck me as brilliant -- a rare instance of justice from teachers, many of whom proclaim, "Life isn't fair" on a regular basis.

Although Blavatsky proclaimed the life of the spirit, this work about her had some theatrical dead spots in which performers did little more than wander soulfully about.

At the end of the pilgrimage I took in India I breathed a sigh of relief, sure that when the Buddha proclaimed All life is suffering, he was referring to dacoits and rubbery chicken and self-appointed tour guides.

In other words, as a print ad proclaims, "Life without Soap.com stinks".

Before the movie is over, we have visited an antiabortion rally whose demonstrators carry placards proclaiming "Choose Life or Die".

He was accused of human rights violations and autocratic rule, banning all political parties and proclaiming himself "life president" until he was vanquished in the country's first multi-party poll in 1994.

One cartoon shows a foppish dandy in a peacoat and top hat, his red nose, casual gait and the fat cigar in his mouth proclaiming a life of idleness.

But as part of her skewering of magical thinking, Ms. Ehrenreich digs up one motivational speaker who advises increasing business by rereading one's mailing list and "loving each name," and another who boastfully proclaims "my life is what I would consider the definition of success".

The Latin proverb, Omne vivum ex ovo, proclaims "All life comes from an egg".