Sentence examples for serious proclamation from inspiring English sources
Understandably, this may seem like the wrong response to such a serious proclamation.
In a more humorous turn of events, grown man and parliamentary secretary of crybabies Paul Calandra lost his seat last night, too, which means we won't hear him deflect serious questions anymore with a proclamation about how much he loves Israel.
On the day the new healthcare bill dropped, the president made a new proclamation that raises a serious question: Can political whiplash be a recurring condition?
Cindy Torres, 59, who has had a realty office here for 20 years, suggested, "Why not have a mayoral proclamation making Blue a coyote?" ("I'm serious," she said gravely afterward).
During his State of the State address in January Hickenlooper made one of his boldest proclamations about gun control in Colorado, encouraging a serious discussion about guns and mental illness in the state legislature.
However, contrary to this proclamation, Truscott's paper resulted in a new wave of research that started serious investigation into the role and efficacy of feedback contrary to his claims (see Russell and Spada [2006] for meta-analysis of feedback research).
Think about it, 'Lincoln sells out slaves.' " Rendering the hallowed Proclamation as a seminal act of hippy-punching is understandably attractive to the Very Serious People of Washington.
"This court never intended for the proclamation of defendant as a P.O.W. to shield him from all future prosecutions for serious crimes he is alleged to have committed," Mr. Hoeveler said in his 12-page ruling.
A proclamation is issued.
Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation.
