Sentence examples for proclaimed loudly from inspiring English sources

Ten years ago, Republicans proclaimed loudly that their easiest targets were Anglo Democrats.

(The last, in 2000, proclaimed loudly that he was voting for Karimov).

He was not the man who proclaimed loudly and made headlines in the midst of all the chaos.

Plenty of funds make environmental impact a factor in stock assessments, but few have proclaimed loudly that greenhouse gas emissions are a primary concern, and that has been a problem for investors committed to divesting from fossil fuels.

In Los Angeles, many of the organizers were immigrants themselves, some of them undocumented — a fact they proclaimed loudly, calling themselves "undocumented and unafraid". And many of the protesters were teachers from Los Angeles public schools, where they said they have seen firsthand how deportations have split up families, and how the children have suffered.

This week they proclaimed loudly, to anyone who would listen, that Microsoft's new Vista operating system will shut them out of users' PCs.

The motors whose plates proclaim loudly "CD" And stay where they will, unlike you and me.

Here, the photograph seems to proclaim loudly, is what people look like when they, and democracy, have won.

The Banyamulenge, a cattle-raising tribe related to Rwanda's Tutsis, proclaim loudly to anyone who will listen that certain Congolese are planning another genocide.

They were the core of the message of a man who can never proclaim loudly enough that he knows best — the ugly American on his own turf.

They were the core of the message of a man who can never proclaim loudly enough that he knows best the ugly American on his own turf.