Sentence examples for proclaiming on from inspiring English sources

HARRY Truman famously asked to be sent a one-armed economist, having tired of exponents of the dismal science proclaiming "On the one hand, this" and "On the other hand, that".

Even so, the National Chicken Council is trying to reassure consumers, proclaiming on www.avianinfluenzainfo.com that you can't get the disease from "properly handled and cooked food".

This can be the only explanation behind Virgin proclaiming on Twitter: "Introduce a little anarchy to your wallet with our new Sex Pistols credit card".

Mr Obama won Iowa, the first contest, proclaiming: "On this January night, at this defining moment in history, you have done what the cynics said we could not do".

Nanking, a recently opened restaurant in New Hyde Park, named for a former capital of China and proclaiming on its marquee that it is Thai and Chinese, does not specialize in the familiar.

But Raúl Castro, for his part, gave a ringing speech on Saturday, declaring that Cuba had "won the war" and proclaiming, on the eve of the revolution's fifty-seventh year (it was January 1 , 1959 when he and his brother declared its victory and marched on Havana) that Cuban Communism "can last another five hundred and seventy years".

Contrary to what The Economist proclaimed on one of its recent front covers, France is not "in denial".

"Down with the replication bullies!" proclaimed one commenter on Facebook.

"More Usinsk oil to the motherland!" giant letters proclaim on top of one prefab flat block.

"I'm a genius," he proclaimed on more than one occasion.

HuffPost Arabic quoted one Saudi who proclaimed on Twitter, "Welcome to our new Saudi Arabia".