Sentence examples for sort of proclamation from inspiring English sources
Declaring a genre dead is the worst, least imaginative sort of proclamation, so let's call it zombified: it moves, it takes up space, it looks powerful from afar — with oodles of bands working hard, and some even making money — and garish up close.
When I look at the Nexus One's display, I can't help but slap my knee and let out some sort of proclamation of joy, like "Gee Wiz!", or "Well, I'll be!", or "Fwaaaaarg".
This sort of proclamation is common in all administrations.
The conservative Christian makes this sort of ruinous proclamation, and then shrugs innocently, smiles with humble assurance, and says, "Hey, it's not me saying it.
"This was a kind of proclamation," he said.
It's his mother he writes to most, in letters peppered with the sort of lavish affection and extravagant proclamations that most people reserve for lovers.
Article 14 of Proclamation No.621/2009 permits NGOs to take part in environmental protection activities.
Supporters of the Lincoln administration saw the code instead as a complement to the Emancipation Proclamation and a means of preventing the sort of slave insurrection that its critics predicted.
Recently, rumors of Apple's forthcoming TV product, which many expect to include Siri or some other sort of voice recognition app, have been heating up, following the late Steve Jobs' proclamation that he had "cracked" the challenge of creating an easy-to-use integrated TV.
It is recognized by proclamation in thirty-eight states and two countries, and falls each year at the time of the autumnal equinox and serves as a sort of secular, global Thanksgiving.
