Sentence examples for public proclamations from inspiring English sources

Public proclamations are deceptive.

Tebow might have been goofing on his own reputation for public proclamations of his Christian faith.

Even here, on the subject of public proclamations, DiCaprio has the edge over the older man.

Up to that time, only public proclamations, commercial information or current events were conveyed by letter.

Behind the scenes, in corridors and hotel suites, a flurry of diplomatic activity accompanied the public proclamations of concern.

Under the circumstances, it is no surprise that their public proclamations of a desire to work for harmonious relations ring hollow, at least to each other.

They constitute a public proclamation that others matter.

But it was too late for a public proclamation to reach most people.

Perhaps what sets Fontanel apart is her public proclamation of abstinence.

James Madison issued a public proclamation of pardon for the group.

George II issued only one official public proclamation: The Edict of Loyalty to All the Bushes.