(There is no lack of self-proclamation in Coney Island).
The Ecclestone, Mittal, Geoffrey Robinson and Cheriegate sagas challenged his self-proclamation of honesty.
Kerry has pointed out that Isis is genocidal "by self-proclamation, by ideology and actions".
The government's information minister, Lambert Mende, mocked Mr. Tshisekedi's self-proclamation as president at a news conference, saying it was "an infraction of the law and an assault on the Constitution".
The effort, mostly created internally, is centered on a lighthearted self-proclamation that designates Sept. 28 as "International Comfort Day," in a nod to the brand's promise of comfortable footwear.
He embodied many of the forthcoming dilemmas of Thatcher's Britain, his career a constant argument between self-proclamation and partnership, between probity and the demon drink, between financial irregularity and the belief that football was about more than acquisition.
Still, his self-proclamation of greatness will be tested in two weeks when he faces a Denver receiving core with a multitude of deep, short and intermediate threats all marshalled by, arguably, the greatest quarterback to have ever played the game and the task ahead wasn't lost on Sherman.
But for all its spacious and separated bicycle paths, its bike parking corrals with free air and use of tools, and its continued self-proclamation as the bicycle capital of America, Davis is becoming less and less of a paradise for pedalling.
The excerpt from Ms. Driscoll's "837 Venice Boulevard" (a solo for Nikki Zialcita), whose screaming self-proclamations appeared more anti-Cunningham than Cunningham-derived, was entirely tedious.
Weinstein's self-proclamation of influence is greatly exaggerated?
Her act is one not only of beauty or self-proclamation, but also of defiance against a history of the predominance of a masculine view of women.
