Sentence examples for proclaiming himself to from inspiring English sources

Mike Mohill, the self-proclaimed watchdog for the city of Glendale, now is proclaiming himself to be the victim of discrimination by being "outed" by Councilman John Drayman for bringing to light his criminal record ("Glendale Council candidate: I'm gay," March 16).

Less than 24 hours later, Mr. Trump backed away from his remarks, proclaiming himself to be the fiercest opponent of the health law.

Dulieu was so embedded to Sisu he turned up at Coventry proclaiming himself to be the man who would save the club and announcing he used to "look after security operations in Northern Ireland".

Moreover, Altsanger/Alton is perennially proclaiming himself to be "a writer and a scientist," as if no one else had ever been one or the other and couldn't possibly understand what it means to be a professional observer.

To see the Mail gasping at Mantel's suggestion that the duchess is "designed to breed" when it has been on "bump watch" since she walked down the aisle is the Fleet Street reenactment of Captain Renault in Casablanca proclaiming himself to be "shocked to find gambling is going on here" while collecting his winnings.

Aryan Nations founder Richard Butler offered a Hitler salute while proclaiming himself to be a "100% bigot".

He now proclaims himself to be completely free of homosexual desires.

BALTIMORE — Curtis Granderson proclaimed himself to be completely comfortable at the plate before Wednesday's game against the Orioles at Camden Yards.

Confident as he may have proclaimed himself to be, the new president took office with no wind behind him.

Mani proclaimed himself to be the last and greatest Apostle of Jesus as well as the Paraclete announced in the Gospel According to John.

After all, Mr Kerry proclaims himself to be a multilateralist determined to rebuild alliances and Mr Blair is a passionate conciliator.