Sentence examples similar to proclaims decisively from inspiring English sources
The ribbon of gleaming Brazilian hardwood proclaimed decisively that summer had survived the storm.
Although many descriptions of "Twitter and Facebook revolutions" over the past several years have been overblown suggesting agency to technology tools or proclaiming that technology has decisively changed the pitch of the field in favor of democracy the role of digital tools in facilitating social mobilization is undeniable.
"THE completion of Europe's political integration will depend decisively on France and Germany," proclaimed Joschka Fischer, Germany's foreign minister, in a famous speech two years ago.
But let it be proclaimed, with drums and fanfare, that theater decisively trumps television in the production that opened last night at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theater.
Subsequently, the restoration of the monarchy (a republic had been proclaimed by the military regime in 1973) was rejected decisively by Greek citizens.
The treatise covers almost every aspect of architecture, but it is limited, since it is based primarily on Greek models, from which Roman architecture was soon decisively to depart in order to serve the new needs of proclaiming a world empire.
"No," he replied decisively.
Lisette spoke sharply, decisively.
Politely, but decisively.
decisively reduced the polarization.
