Sentence examples for proclaimed that you from inspiring English sources

For instance, we proclaimed that you must have seen a band perform live before you could wear their T-shirt.

Heraclitus, the philosopher who proclaimed that you cannot step into the same river twice, would have loved the Cheoah.

The old advertisement proclaimed that you don't have to be Jewish to love Levy's Jewish rye bread.

"There's something about you, girl," the once-popular band INXS proclaimed, "that makes me sweat".

You proclaim that you are humbled, bringing yourself down to earth just as others raise you above it.

But if you want to avoid a mass panic, operating sneakily might be better than loudly proclaiming that you are bailing out a country.

And those irritating adverts proclaiming that you do not need to know how a widget works in order to enjoy its benefits will disappear for ever.

Getting very rich is always fascinating, but getting very rich while proclaiming that you're breaking the rules about how to run a business is even more so.

There is something grandly stupid about taking last election's playbook, following it to the letter and proclaiming that you're doing the opposite.

Proclaiming that you, under no circumstances, will have Player X on your roster come September is a very natural reaction in your confrontation with choice, and one that social psychologists have studied to great effect.

The person whose name is immortalized on your bicep is no longer your main squeeze, or the Japanese character on your back that was supposed to proclaim that you're a vegetarian means "bean sprout".