In this portrait, proud clan identity is proclaimed through tartan by Colonel Macdonell, who was in fact a cruel landlord known for evicting his tenants.
Last year, Milk gave a TED talk about V.R. in which he proclaimed, "Through this machine, we become more compassionate, we become more empathetic, and we become more connected".
But this time Choate did not take it well, storming through the dugout after he was replaced, and later proclaiming through pursed lips to reporters: "He's the boss.
With Patterson sitting next to her at the news conference, Khorkina proclaimed through an interpreter, "I know exactly what I'm going to say: I'm still Olympic champion" -- as if saying it would make it true.
"Sachin Tendulkar," is proclaimed through wide smiles.
Full Frontal proclaims 8/14 through 8/22 as #ManySidesWeek.
"This is our release!" he proclaims, nodding through the door of the Spot club, a backstreet hardcore hideout in the heart of Seoul.
Richard Holmes's The Age of Wonder tracks the scientists of the Romantic age - Banks, botanising and anthropologising in Tahiti; the Herschels, brother and sister, polishing their giant telescopes in Datchet; Humphrey Davy, proclaiming that, through science, man can connect his hopes with his ideas, and shape his own future - and more.
However, in most of those birds the plumage advertises health; the warbler is the first example of a bird that proclaims its health through song.
Quite directly, and repeatedly, Helprin proclaims his novel's mission through the reflections and perorations of his hero, Harry Copeland — a 32-year-old American paratrooper of Jewish ancestry who looks like a young Clark Gable and has just returned to Manhattan after serving death-defying overseas missions in World War II.
