Sentence examples for proclaiming to from inspiring English sources

And cheery Dave still insists on proclaiming to the world that Britain is great and uniquely honourable.

3.06pm: The Daily Politics business debate wraps up with Mandelson and Clarke both proclaiming to represent the "pro-business" party.

Followed by him proclaiming to love Mexico – and the revelation that his jacket line is made there?

Mr. Abe, 58, has become his country's cheerleader in chief, proclaiming to audiences that "Japan is back" and even sharing personal details most Japanese politicians eschew.

Proclaiming to be commercials produced by the two, the videos include such mishaps as the spokesmen promoting popcorn chicken in a car overrun by live chickens.

Like Israel's government, Israel's public never tires of proclaiming to pollsters its aspiration for peace and its support of a two-state solution.

Later, he overhears the same man proclaiming to a crowd that he's tried to have sex with a bowl of macaroni cheese.

Any time soon, the bunting will go up all around the city proclaiming to the world that we are hosting the Commonwealth Games.

By proclaiming to Britain, "Decide now or leave Britain unguarded," Blair forces an ultimatum on his party: "Commission it now or hand power to the Tories".

THE leading brand of motor oil, seeking to spur sales by shaking up a staid category, is abruptly switching pitches, proclaiming to drivers that it's the engine, stupid.

Müller, while proclaiming to be pursuing a "relentless and comprehensive clarification of events," has offered no insight to what went wrong.