Sentence examples for should not proclaim from inspiring English sources

"If we choose to make the Arabs' path harder by arming their oppressors, fine, but we should not proclaim 'liberal interventionism,"' the columnist Simon Jenkins wrote in the British newspaper The Guardian.

We should not proclaim the discovery of a particle predicted by the Standard Model (or any model for that matter) too soon.

"This family has to bear a burden that they should not bear," proclaimed Mr. Sharpton, who was back in New York after finishing last in the Wisconsin presidential primary.

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He did not proclaim himself a rival caliph.

But the Lake Chad states should not too quickly proclaim "mission accomplished".

And they certainly should not have to proclaim that they are opponents of bigotry in order to serve.

High officials say that the republic should not have been proclaimed until a victorious end of the war was in sight and decisions could be made on the character of the republic.