Sentence examples for proclaiming it is from inspiring English sources

But while AM isn't the decade-defining classic some are proclaiming, it is never less than fascinating.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman and N. Drub The New Yorker, October 10 , 1953P. 30 Incidental Intelligence: The Forty-ninth Street side of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel hasignsign proclaiming it is an A. A. A.-approved hotel.

In a sermon delivered in 1859 at an African Methodist Episcopal church in Pittsburgh, the Rev. J. S. Martin preached about the death of John Brown, proclaiming, It is thought by the slaves... that the meteors from the heavens are sparks that... strike upon the craters of volcanoes, and that is the cause of their eruption.

McConaughey has been earning strong praise for his portrayal - with many critics proclaiming it is the best performance of his career.

Shell, as the high bidder, is proudly proclaiming it is paying $2.1 billion for the leases.

Governors are proclaiming it is in their states interests to promote equality and act out against discrimination.

Of Russia, Winston Churchill once proclaimed "it is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma"; the statement could equally apply to this 19-year-old from Melbourne.

"If anything bears eloquent testimony to the infinitely precious virtues of the traditional American system," he proclaims, "it is the Jewish experience in this country.

Remember when General Motors introduced Saturn by proclaiming it was "A different kind of company.

Saying "sunsetting" is like breaking up with someone by proclaiming, "It's not you, it's me, I just don't like you".

Mike and Irene Firnthrat, from Austria, stepped off a 20-minute helicopter ride ($200 each), proclaiming it was a great honeymoon present.