Sentence examples for reasonably proclaim from inspiring English sources

Those who reject attempts to explain the phenomenal consciousness via a theory of intentionality still may reasonably proclaim allegiance to 'naturalism.' One may take phenomenal consciousness to be, in a sense, psychologically basic (if all that is mental is either phenomenally conscious or intentional, and no intentionalizing account of phenomenal character is feasible).

New Yorkers proclaim this frequently.

We proclaim it quite clearly.

Noligarchy!" proclaim the protesters' banners.

Aphorisms proclaim rather than persuade.

Hu et al. ([2009]) proclaim Anchiornis a troodontid; Xu et al. ([2011]) proclaim it an archaeopterygid.

"Just wait," I proclaimed.

A republic was proclaimed.

proclaimed over a loudspeaker.

"Correct!" the computer proclaimed.

Both sides proclaimed victory.