Sentence examples for pronouncing itself from inspiring English sources

Not to be upstaged, Odessa has installed a historical marker pronouncing itself the Bushes' "First Texas Hometown".

The Washington, D.C. based group Communities Advocating Emergency AIDS Relief issued a 30 November statement pronouncing itself "deeply concerned" by Price's nomination, not least because of his intent to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which has allowed full health insurance coverage for many more people living with HIV.

Camille Labchuk, who is also counsel for Animal Justice, told VICE News that the Supreme Court has the option of pronouncing itself on animal rights in a way that it has never really done before.

The National Cattleman's Beef Association pronounced itself "shocked and deeply disappointed".

Disturbingly, the agency soon pronounced itself satisfied that Massey had addressed the problems.

In a statement released yesterday, the PGA Tour pronounced itself "deeply disappointed" with CBS.

WASHINGTON Onlyly nine months ago, the Pentagon pronounced itself reassured by the early steps of a new commander in chief.

General Motors has pronounced itself pleased with its elaborate efforts to draw attention to the three commercials it bought for its Chevrolet division during the Super Bowl.

The National Association of Mortgage Brokers, which had long argued that efforts to reform the premium unfairly singled out its members, pronounced itself satisfied with the new rules.

One day after a public relations offensive to counter the fallout from Iowa, Howard Dean's campaign pronounced itself on the mend on Friday.

A team lead by the American military attaché in Damascus carried out an inspection tour last week and pronounced itself satisfied, the Syrian officers said.