Sentence examples for proclaimed otherwise from inspiring English sources

And really, the Surrealist always retained both an aesthetic eye and a wry sense of humor, however much Breton proclaimed otherwise.

Pundits, presidential candidates, and others who believe it can be righteous to proclaim otherwise should take note.

There is no need, therefore, for its leaders to try and wrest control of the government in order to preserve its non-existent Christian source, or for that matter, to proclaim otherwise.

("In Buddy's eyes I don't get older," Sally proclaims, knowing otherwise).

In a society that would rely upon gun ownership by individuals to maintain the peace....those robust, grand features of the civil society we proclaim to otherwise live in, are perhaps nullified in critical ways.

From the Wall Street Journal zeroing in on the the exit of Mark Andresson from Groupon to famed investor Mohammed El Erian finding a silver lining to Facebook's plunge in the ability of public markets to see through private valuations, a host of writers distinguished and otherwise have proclaimed the end of social media.

The Beach Leonardo DiCaprio, Virginie Ledoyen, Guillaume Canet, Tilda Swinton, Robert Carlyle, Paterson Joseph Directed by Danny Boyle R -- 120 minutes Brimming with notions of taking life to the edge, an American tourist named Richard (Mr. DiCaprio) alights in Bangkok, where he swills snake blood on a dare and otherwise proclaims his lust for challenge.

Sunday's Washington Post suggests otherwise, proclaiming in its headline, "Three Indicators Spell Trouble For the Recovery".

I WAS wandering down an unassuming street in London, where I lived in the early 1990s, when I came upon an otherwise-ordinary Georgian house that proclaimed itself to be the home of Charles Dickens.

All three men proclaimed a deal was still possible, even though their actions said otherwise, and lawmakers said this round of debate was effectively over.

Complementary and alternative medicine is not as beneficial or safe as is proclaimed because its use may result in a significant cost financially or otherwise (e.g. by delaying treatment or by causing death).