"The Master and Margarita" proclaims that "manuscripts don't burn".
I can't fathom the type of pressure he must be feeling, considering he is the greatest known artist on the planet; although he is the one proclaiming that.
The Bible and the Qurʾān, conversely, proclaim that although God has specially manifested himself to the biblical peoples, he also makes himself known through the order of nature.
In 1997 Paddy Ashdown showcased some 30 BME candidates for that election, proclaiming that, although it was unlikely any would be elected, the next election would be the breakthrough.
Satterfield proclaimed that although the gameplay is somewhat varied, most of it is constituted by the tedious location and collection of objects for the non-player characters.
PC Zone proclaimed that although it would have been easy for the developers to lose heart after the disappointing Uru: Ages Beyond Myst, Ubisoft had instead produced "one of the most polished games" the reviewer, Paul Presley, had ever come across.
I attended a party some many years ago and one of the guests proclaimed that although he was not a fan of foreign movies, he really did enjoy Green Card.
A new history textbook proclaims that the Soviet Union, although not a democracy, was "an example for millions of people around the world of the best and fairest society".
Today he is busy helping the construction workers that are building his new house, and proclaims proudly that although they've completed the foundations he's planning to construct the front steps himself, from wood.
Although it proclaims that Germany is an "integration land", the party's election programme gives priority to "qualification over immigration", rules out dual citizenship and calls for deporting foreign criminals.
