Sentence examples for repeated proclamation from inspiring English sources

Real or not, its repeated proclamation is bad news for an incumbent party.

Nor anything that would have us believe that Israel's repeated proclamation that it has the "most moral army in the world" is any more true than its explanation of so many Palestinian deaths.

Among TV brass he is famous both for his quick temper and his repeated proclamations that he will live forever.

So after all the hassles, the initial malfunctions, the $16 million price tag and Mr. Gelb's repeated proclamations that the Lepage "Ring" is revolutionary, what are we left with?

The family spends most of the time shut in a cave in a desert canyon, only emerging briefly for food, largely due to Grug's uncleverly blunt and repeated proclamations and parables that curiosity and things that are new are bad and that, in life, one should, "Never not be afraid".

Those assembled repeated that proclamation. .

Look out for all four, as well as the MVNOs, to tout 2007 as the year of the mobile video, and then to repeat that proclamation next year when no one uses it.

Trust comes not from repeated and paternalistic proclamations of success, but rather from the humble admission of mistakes followed by demonstrable changes in behavior and attitude.

Such proclamations were repeated across southern Vietnam and in Cambodia, and notices were posted in Saigon, Phnom Penh, the road between the cities, and in many community venues in rural communities.

Finally, the old canard that the Emancipation Proclamation freed not a single slave, repeated by Bennett, could not be more wrong.

They'll spend another quarter-billion on payroll this year, all the while repeating their proclamations about winning through scouting and player development.