Sentence examples for proclaimed that one from inspiring English sources

But there is hope for the opposition, at least in Europe: sporting director Christian Nerlinger has generously proclaimed that "one point" away to Napoli on Tuesday night would be deemed acceptable.

In her first public campaign appearance in Iowa (save for a coffee-shop stop in that Scooby-Doo Van), Clinton proclaimed that one of her four priorities would be fixing the dysfunctional political system and getting "unaccountable money out of it once and for all".

The card proclaimed that one day, television images would be transmitted, as if by magic, in colour and three dimensions.

As they talk, Alfredo is winning at cards and loudly proclaims that one who is unlucky in love is lucky at gambling.

He wasn't the only one who thought that industrial society was turning out too many idiots, and he was on the side of the angels, or seemed so, in proclaiming that one of the greatest dangers the idiots posed was that they might elect dictators.

He used to proclaim that one day L.A. Live would be "Times Square West," an outsized fantasy he has since abandoned.

Kobzoff, who lives in California, recently posted the above before-and-after photo to Reddit, proclaiming that one year without alcohol has made him "1,000 times happier".

Religious leaders can no longer stand in a pulpit and proclaim that one cannot be gay and Christian with credibility, because hundreds of thousands of gay Christians are making ourselves visible in our denominations, religious schools, and in broader society.

The reviewer Monty Haul stated that it "truly redefines the standards for fantasy adventure games," proclaiming that "one-dimensional characters, needless hack 'em combat, and linear gameplay will be things of the past if other RPGs learn a lesson or two from this cart," concluding that it "is one small step for Square Soft, and one giant leap for SNES role-playing games".

The American president nods his head as I proclaim that we, one on one, have discussed "the world architecture of the 21st century".

Commissioner Bud Selig had looked at the intense interest that accompanied those Mets-Yankees series and saw that it was good, and he proclaimed that if one series was good, two would be better.