Sentence examples for proclaimed that it was from inspiring English sources

The judge proclaimed that "it was their (the campaign's) lack of reasonable diligence that ultimately thwarted their effort to gain ballot access here" in West Virginia.

A notice proclaimed that it was happy hour.

By summarily firing a long-time contributor, NPR righteously proclaimed that it was fighting intolerance but came off as intolerant.

I ran to her and gestured at her and loudly proclaimed that it was "too easy" into her face.

He proclaimed that it was not even "remotely true" that "modern sugar consumption contributes to poor health".

Radicals compared the Revolution with the French and Russian Revolutions, and proclaimed that it was not a genuine revolution at all.

The Atlantic Monthly, having finished only "Fantine," the first of five parts, proclaimed that "it is impossible to escape from the fascination it exerts over the mind".

Referring to the 35-year-old conflict, she proclaimed that "it is time that it be resolved," presumably with the Sahrawis accepting their fate as permanently living under Moroccan rule.

In a review, critic Jonathan Rosenbaum recalls how he  accompanied the late US director Samuel Fuller to a Full Metal Jacket screening only to hear him proclaim that "it was another goddamn recruiting film".

The Organization of American States, concluding its annual assembly here Tuesday, proclaimed that it is making a strong effort to help the Central American members develop a coordinated strategy.

I've shrugged them off with a joke, and proclaimed that it's not true, but allowed the behavior to continue.