Sentence examples for proclamation of being from inspiring English sources

So I say do not hide behind the voice of impartiality, for to do so with the expectation that we would believe it based on your introduction and proud proclamation of being a 'liberal" is to imply that we are as stupid as you judge Trump to be.

His single-payer universal healthcare proposal, while aligned with Sanders' proclamation of being a democratic socialist, would see well-funded opposition from the insurance and pharmaceutical companies who would take the largest hit, as well as from Republicans and Libertarians that wouldn't be onboard with putting the government in charge of the nation's healthcare.

Falk chose these words to echo God's announcement in Exodus -- "I am that I am" -- the ultimate proclamation of authentically being.

The "Afro-pessimists" are in retreat but not yet silenced, for it seems every proclamation of "We are ready" is undercut by a racially charged murder, a crowd stampede or a foreign journalist robbed at gunpoint.

The title proclaims "I am John Wayne" as a shout or proclamation of "I am Somebody"!

Once you have the location, there's a possibility she'll make the annoying proclamation of "I'm not a groupie".

While the proclamation of banns was widespread in the colonial period, by the 20th century the practice was largely confined to adherents of Roman Catholicism.

At the last moment additions were made to the bill by which the boundaries given the province by the Proclamation of 1763 were extended.

-- Packages in honor of the centennial of the country's proclamation of independence are available through the Philippine Department of Tourism in San Francisco.

Despite this, the proclamation of Malorossiya was dubbed a "historic event" by the Donetsk People's Republic.

In Mr. Sellars's version, the finale's proclamation of tranquillity was frenetically sung by characters who had become little more than spinning dervishes, cut off from all hope of love and trust.