Sentence examples for publicly proclaimed from inspiring English sources

In order to share time publicly, it had to be publicly proclaimed.

It entered the statute books in 1297, and was first publicly proclaimed in English in 1300.

After his release he did not resume his lectures until the inquisition was publicly proclaimed at an end.

In 1984, he had publicly proclaimed that the company would never be sold to a Yankee interloper.

He was secretly elevated to cardinal in 1976 and was publicly proclaimed archbishop of Prague in December 1977.

It is a sign of this anxiety that since then, one giant firm after another has publicly proclaimed it is putting clients first.

Vinoba Bhave, Gandhi's foremost disciple, publicly proclaimed his intent to resist the war effort and was subsequently sentenced to three months in jail.

Houdini was publicly proclaiming the possibility of liberation.

Dina ends the affair as soon as the white girl publicly proclaims herself a lesbian.

"For him, the only way to validate the symbolism is to publicly proclaim what he wanted to do".

Some sales were made on the same day he was publicly proclaiming that the stock was cheap.