Sentence examples similar to proclamation that they will from inspiring English sources
As the Paterno family makes their latest proclamation -- that they will commission their own reading of the data of the Louis Freeh investigation of Penn State that drew such an unflattering picture of Joe Paterno leading a Jerry Sandusky coverup -- it is tempting to sigh and marvel at their desperation to restore even a shard of the legacy of Saint Joe.
Declaring a campus a sanctuary does not promise students that they will not face danger, nor does a city's sanctuary proclamation prevent ICE enforcement.
United are taking instructions from the Netherlands about when they should make an official proclamation that they have appointed Van Gaal as David Moyes' permanent successor.
And this dynamic of canonical expectations only accelerates if Benioff and Weiss are telling the story Martin wants told before Martin tells it – which has been the implication behind the proclamations that they know how Martin will end the series.
Yet they inspire a proclamation that might actually be true: The accuracy rate of "conventional wisdom" in this presidential election has plummeted to new lows.
Handel has set her (and us) up for a great fall, and he delivers it in the defiant "Ira, sdegni, e furore" (Anger, scorn and fury) - an audacious proclamation that she will invent new ways to avenge her pain, pronouncing that she will either win him back, or her rival will die.
Mill made his well-known proclamation that "I will call no being good who is not what I mean when I apply that epithet to my fellow creatures, and if such a being can sentence me to hell for not so calling him, then to hell I will go".
I wish I could wrap this story up with a proclamation that I will never worry about what anyone thinks of us ever again, or that I wouldn't have cared if there had been a meltdown after all.
And yet "The Sympathizer" ends with a proclamation that would work as well for the displaced Vietnamese of "The Refugees": "We will live!
And they are open despite a federal law and a presidential proclamation that prohibit corrupt foreign officials and their families from receiving American visas.
