Harrison Ford gets to growl with avuncular gruffness as team leader Branch Rickey, the man calling the shots on Robinson's ascent to greatness whose proclaimed desire to win hides a far more noble aspiration.
"Something unspeakable had been done to her; therefore she made herself unable to speak," Younger proclaims, trying to win Freud's approval.
He proclaimed himself "delighted" to win the award, and "thrilled that the jury should have found my work worthy of such an honour".
When he returned in 1970, in time for the assault against the North Vietnamese command structure in Cambodia, he realized the war was hopeless, that South Vietnam was swollen with corrupt military and political leaders, and yet Richard Nixon proclaimed a determination to win.
One newspaper, the Holly Springs Guard, proclaimed, "To arms!
They didn't proclaim themselves ready to win a championship.
Agee's dialogue becomes pretty sanctimonious: the Tramp doesn't speak until the end of the film, at which point he proclaims the need to "win the world by simplicity, forcelessness and love; by the attempt of each man to be himself and to honor his neighbor".
DES MOINES — Mitt Romney has grown so confident of his Iowa prospects that on Monday night he dropped all humble pretense and proclaimed, "We're going to win this thing".
Earlier, South Africa's Sunshine Tour quickly proclaimed "Schwartzel steamrollers opposition to win Masters" on its website and said Schwartzel "pulled off an extraordinary victory in one of the most thrilling Masters ever".
Speaking to a crowd of several hundred — his loudest and most enthusiastic of the day — Mr. Romney urged voters to come out on caucus night, proclaiming he was going to "win this thing".
