Sentence examples for proclaimed of from inspiring English sources

Anne's regency officially ended in 1651, when Louis XIV was proclaimed of age to rule.

A reality, he proclaimed, of people choosing to be "surrounded by their favorite things".

It was the age, as hundreds of headlines proclaimed, of "Cool Britannia".

They were confident, they proclaimed, "of the support of all Irish people, who are weary of misrepresentation".

Pierre Vidal-Naquethethe respected French historian, has proclaimed of Benardete, "I have long believed that he deserves glory -- that of the heroes of Homer, to be precise".

Mr. Felsenstein pried open the case of the first I.B.M. PC, examined its motherboard and pointed with glee to three "blue lines" -- wires that were evidence, he proclaimed, of a hastily patched-together computer that had been rushed to market.

All research involving animals were conducted according to the regulation (No. 5 proclaim of the Standing Committee of Hubei People's Congress) approved by the Standing Committee of Hubei People's Congress, P. R. China.

One thinks of the proclaimed intention of the incoming Bush administration to hold Russia at a formal distance.

Diệm declared himself president of the newly proclaimed Republic of Vietnam.

Diệm declared himself President of the newly proclaimed Republic of Vietnam three days later.

Diem then deposed Bảo Đại in a fraudulent referendum and declared himself president of the newly proclaimed Republic of Vietnam.