Sentence examples for solemn proclamation from inspiring English sources

The city of Aix-en-Provence has joined forces with its sister city, Coral Gables, Fla., to sign a solemn "proclamation" of solidarity.

Today, with this solemn proclamation of sainthood, the church intends only to recognize that these matryrs are an example of courage and consistency for all of us and an honor to the noble Chinese people".

The LBBC (and by extension the businesses it represents) still tries to uphold the myth of a good Gaddafi – it's just tucked away behind the solemn proclamations of humanitarianism.

And each followed with its own solemn proclamations of "never again".

David Brooks tells us that Lincoln said he "made a solemn vow to the Almighty that if God gave him victory at Antietam," he would issue the Emancipation Proclamation, and that Lincoln believed "in a God who was active in human affairs".

Solemn, indeed.

A proclamation is issued.

"It's a proclamation".

Gruden looked solemn.

Most were solemn.

The atmosphere was solemn.