Sentence examples for proclaiming itself as from inspiring English sources

An innate belligerence is immediately clear from the title proudly, proclaiming itself as a "fiction".

It is just 18 months since the coalition was pieced together, proclaiming itself as a "new politics".

Proclaiming itself as "The Worst Hotel in the World", the Hans Brinker goes so far as to recommend a list of nicer places to stay in the Dutch capital, including the Hotel de L'Europe, Hotel Krasnapolsky and the Intercontinental Hotel — all luxury spots with the finest amenities.

Truth in advertising requires that at the very least J Street stop proclaiming itself as pro-Israel.

Nashville's Smallest Art Gallery NSAGG) proclaimed itself as, "the smallest functioning art gallery in Nashville, and dare we say, the world!" What it lacked in size, it made up for in freedom and ambition.

In order to proclaim itself as the "new Israel," Christianity had to repudiate the claims of Israel's traditional children.

The cruise industry proclaims itself as one of the fastest growing sectors of the tourism business and it has held up relatively well in the global slowdown.

When the British Museum (BM) opened in 1759, it proclaimed itself as the world's first independent national museum "for all studious and curious persons, both native and foreign-born".

It is shocking to contemplate that in the 21st century these primeval conditions still exist in a country that prides itself on its technological and academic achievements, and proclaims itself as the world's largest democracy.

Explora, only two years old, has already made it into glossy style magazines and architectural coffee table books and, rather self-consciously, proclaims itself as a revolutionary travel experience.

Still, Forza 3 is a very good racing sim in a handsome package that can proudly proclaim itself as the best and most polished currently available, but it's the excellent integration and extent of its online features that make it a stand out game.