Sentence examples for proclamation just from inspiring English sources

It is to say that the value of police officers' lives needs proclamation just as urgently as that of black lives at this moment in history.

A claim too bold for many coming from culture's "nucleus," coming from the mouth of some 17-year-old kid from Atlanta, the proclamation just seems treasonous.

Trump also marked Sexual Assault Awareness Month by issuing a proclamation, just as the White House has done every year since 2009 when then-President Barack Obama first announced the awareness month.

Zakaria is a foreign-policy expert, and I agree with his point, made later on that program, that President Obama should have prepared a "contingency plan" some time ago after he made the "red line" proclamation, just in case the Syrian government or others crossed it.

Written in the wake of 7/7 and the Paris riots, Ten New Messages is politicised in the sense that everyday life is now politicised, so there are no portentous proclamations, just vivid tales of anxious glances on the tube, civil unrest and urbanites on a short fuse.

But this year the proclamation might just be true.

Not just before the Emancipation Proclamation, but now.

Johnson's proclamation is just the latest in a series of statements on his former team.

Parsons is like some frustrated town crier, whose proclamations stop just before the point when, maddened by the idiocy of modern British life, his top might blow clean off.

The proclamation was not just the demented product of a hare-brained egomaniac, but the outgrowth and amplification of a rising and spreading wave of public opinion.

However, each Vivancos seemed to this observer to be delivering the same extended proclamation, as follows: "Just look how I brood, how I smolder, how I frown, how I suffer.