Sentence examples for proclaimed most from inspiring English sources

A Denver architect who helped design the freeway proclaimed, "Most of the people in western Colorado see it as having preserved the canyon".

At the Dafen Oil Painting Village, China's self proclaimed "most concentrated oil painting production and wholesale base" workers are known for reproductions of original paintings.

The "We The People" foundation (www.givemeliberty.org), even bought a full-page ad in USA Today to proclaim: "Most Citizens Are Not Required to File An Income Tax Return.

When it hit the market in May, it was proclaimed the most expensive home ever formally listed in the country, and an extraordinary monument to magnitude.

There is nothing like seeing the original "Girl With a Pearl Earring" and "View of Delft," which Marcel Proust proclaimed "the most beautiful painting in the world".

The man who once proclaimed himself Most Dominant Ever is but a shadow of his incomparable self, crippled by injury and the inevitable decline of age.

Now, having read the collection of his radio addresses, I even know what he was thinking when he proclaimed that most pollution is caused by trees.

His vehement delivery and forthright rhymes stole the show during the Okayplayer Tour last fall as he proclaimed, "The most important time in history is now".

Steven Monder, the president of the orchestra and the executive director of the festival, proclaimed: "The most significant thing we do is that we stay.

Just a couple of months ago Archiv issued a recording of Vivaldi's rediscovered opera "Motezuma," which at least one expert, Kees Vlaardingerbroek of the Netherlands, had proclaimed "the most important Vivaldi discovery in 75 years".

The past can safely be ignored, for as Naisbitt has long proclaimed, "The most reliable way to forecast the future is to try to understand the present".