Sentence examples for proclaiming from from inspiring English sources

She is also outspokenly hardline, proclaiming from the outset that it is fine to obstruct anything proposed by Barack Obama.

But that's not going to stop the next goggle-bedecked scientist from proclaiming from his Tesla coil-filled lab that it is the world, not he, that is mad.

Mr. Hussein himself remained -- remains, if still alive -- the furtive, vainglorious figure he ever was, proclaiming from secret sanctuaries his solidarity with his people in their hour of trial, the certain defeat of the enemy, and his unshakable belief in Iraq.

You could almost hear the voice of Rosina Lhevinne, the great Russian pedagogue, proclaiming from the beyond, "Now, that's what I call sound!" A feeling for line was the other hallmark of the Russian tradition, and Mr. Volodos is an exemplar of the practice.

On March 15 , 1827 a royal charter was formally issued by King George IV, proclaiming "from this time one College, with the style and privileges of a University... for the education of youth in the principles of the Christian Religion, and for their instruction in the various branches of Science and Literature... to continue for ever, to be called King's College".

"We love you for staying," the conductor Eric Jacobsen brightly proclaimed from the podium.

The peace proclaimed from the billboards has been scarce in recent weeks.

"There is nothing left but to gather forces and fight," it proclaimed from its front page.

While playing tag, she nimbly outmaneuvers him again: "You will never catch me!" she proclaims from atop a jungle gym.

Some Russian politicians proclaim from time to time that they would like their country to join the EU.

As her physical being slowly waned, her spirit -- she proclaimed from her bed not long ago -- is "here to stay".