Sentence examples for proclaiming with from inspiring English sources

Neither would you hear British politicians proclaiming with such certainty that "we live in the greatest nation on earth".

(Mike would later explain this absence by proclaiming with great sensitivity, "I figured you guys needed time to move in and get settled").

Only poor, meek Robert is there, and she demonstrates to him how much she loves the place by grabbing the coffee table and hugging it with abandon, then proclaiming with her fists raised high, "I'm mad with happiness".

The club president, Nasser al-Khelaifi, articulated that connection when the player signed last summer, proclaiming: "With him, we are more confident and closer to our dream of winning the Champions League".

Brussels' newly installed EU president, Jean-Claude Juncker, recently echoed that view, proclaiming with forceful self-confidence that he did not think Tsipras was "the right man for Greece".

Most of the giant billboards with the late president's chubby, smiling face, proclaiming "With this man, hope is reborn," have been taken down quietly -- so quietly that many residents failed to notice or care, so vast was the gap between the words on the billboards and the reality on the ground.

The East Africa Protectorate was then proclaimed, with Sir Arthur Hardinge as the first commissioner.

Banners around the store proclaimed with fake cheeriness that it was "Woolworths Biggest Sale Ever".

"There's a whole, big, wonderful country between L.A. and N.Y.C.," he proclaimed with typical gusto.

A winner was proclaimed, with construction expected to begin in a matter of months.

Isfahan, as the 1966 Hachette Guide proclaims with unwonted effusion, is "one of the most marvellous places in the world".