Sentence examples for proclaimed me from inspiring English sources
After seventh grade, I got a job at the local supermarket — the cashiers barely glanced at my fake I.D., which proclaimed me fourteen and eligible to work, while I stood in front of them, a twelve-year-old who looked about ten.
After seventh grade, I got a job at the local supermarket the cashiers barely glanced at my fake I.D., which proclaimed me fourteen and eligible to work, while I stood in front of them, a twelve-year-old who looked about ten.
And then there was the chief psychologist of a prestigious clinic who proclaimed me as "cavalier" because I wasn't exhibiting signs of anxiety during my final oral presentation.
Upon being informed that spotty attendance may have played a pivotal role in the student's bewilderment (Was it really Wednesday? There was a paper due? And who was I, anyway, expecting him to be in possession of a course syllabus?), this particular student threw down his weighty backpack and proclaimed me an "f-ing bitch".
The American national family isn't a family anymore -- perhaps because white people don't think people of color are real Americans (as the Birthers continue to say about the president); perhaps because working people don't think poor people try hard enough to get jobs; perhaps because everyone has bought into the privatizing ideology that proclaims "me first!" and the community last.
Everywhere I go the people proclaim me the president of Congo".
One headline proclaimed, "Suspicious ME Males Buy Several Large Pallets of Water at REDACTED".
The cover of Vanity Fair showed Jenner in a basque and proclaimed "Call me Caitlyn".
"It's Obama style!" he proclaimed to me this summer, talking about the small contributions that were already accumulating in his presidential-campaign chest.
("Regardless of whoever else does or doesn't say it, I'm saying that Obamacare is now in jeopardy of repeal because of her," Van Flein proclaimed to me).
"The Saints are going to win it all, baby," Pat Bode, the proprietor of Mugz's Bar in the New Orleans suburb of Metairie, her excited eyes wide with unwavering certainty, proclaimed to me on a recent evening.
