Sentence examples for proclaiming of from inspiring English sources

Australia Day (January 26) celebrates the 1788 arrival of the British First Fleet at Sydney Cove and the proclaiming of Australia as a British possession.

When he learned of Duchamp's death, he said, after a long pause, "He was wrong!", while proclaiming of contemporary artists, "They loot Duchamp's store and change the wrapping".

The mordantly funny Virtual depicts a couple on exercise bikes, the man proclaiming of his feminine ideal that "she's beautiful, she's intelligent, she understands me" only to reveal that he's talking about a computer.

A reality, he proclaimed, of people choosing to be "surrounded by their favorite things".

Anne's regency officially ended in 1651, when Louis XIV was proclaimed of age to rule.

It was the age, as hundreds of headlines proclaimed, of "Cool Britannia".

As one breeder in the article, Judy Sugden, proudly proclaims of her product, "I am an artist!

They were confident, they proclaimed, "of the support of all Irish people, who are weary of misrepresentation".

Pierre Vidal-Naquethethe respected French historian, has proclaimed of Benardete, "I have long believed that he deserves glory -- that of the heroes of Homer, to be precise".

One that embodies the kingdom Jesus proclaimed of justice, mercy, forgiveness, equality and love.

Newsweek proclaimed of the book, "The journey toward run-of-the-mill has never been so remarkable".