Sentence examples for proclamations that from inspiring English sources

"I would oppose proclamations that pointed to religion or to race or to gender".

These are just a couple in a long line of proclamations that Google+ is about to meet its maker.

It was in the theater's smoke-filled rooms that Mr. Havel mapped the strategy and proclamations that finally undermined Communist rule.

The piece references a Southern black vernacular phrase, "selling wolf tickets," which refers to someone who makes grand proclamations that do not come to fruition.

As Saturday's date with fistic destiny approaches its clear that the SBGi star's constant proclamations that "its the McGregor show" were more than simple hyperbole.

The federal government allows buyers to put only a token amount down, guarantees lenders against default and regularly issues proclamations that the worst is over.

The government is allowing buyers to put only a token amount down, guarantees lenders against default and regularly issues proclamations that the worst is over.

A master at publicizing his movies and himself, Mr. De Laurentiis made a lot of proclamations that were hard to take seriously.

The real question is whether we want the debate to take place openly in the public square, or behind closed doors with false proclamations that merit commissions try to determine only which prospective judge is best qualified.

And in early 1996 preliminary reports showed the Japanese economy growing at an annual rate of more than 12 percent, leading to triumphant proclamations that "the economy has finally entered a phase of self-propelled recovery".

Make the proclamations that define his rapidly disappearing self; he wouldn't know himself without his list of demands — demands that very few in his intimate circle have any interest in meeting just now.