Sentence examples for that was proclaimed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "that was proclaimed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been officially announced or declared in the past. Example: "The new policy that was proclaimed by the government aims to improve public health."
The only success in the field — and there are many skeptics who doubt even the weak success that was proclaimed — came in 2009.
Skeptics say that, economically, Mrs. Merkel, the hard-line austerity queen of Europe, has won a hollow victory, one that will fall apart like every other solution that was proclaimed as lasting but proved to be fleeting.
The gold strike of 1858 in the Cariboo Mountains made Fort Victoria into a city, opened the mainland to settlement, and transformed the frontier into a prosperous and dynamic society that was proclaimed the Colony of British Columbia.
The attacks in Lyons, Kobani, Sousse and Kuwait were all carried out by Isis adherents or sympathisers to instil terror among the enemies of the caliphate that was proclaimed a year ago tomorrow.
But that is set to change on Dec. 29, when the film returns to the big screen in a restored version at Film Forum in Manhattan, giving art lovers and film buffs alike a chance to experience a movie that was proclaimed a "national treasure" by the French government in 1984.
This is precisely the message that was proclaimed by the Second Vatican Council in their pastoral constitution Gaudium et Spes.
So there I was, strolling through one of the mundane halls at CES and ran into this booth that was proclaiming the worlds first Android powered home device.
Dogma is the name given to a proposition that is proclaimed with all possible solemnity either by the Roman pontiff or by an ecumenical council.
Instead, it was founded on a set of beliefs and convictions, what Thomas Jefferson described as self-evident truths, that were proclaimed in 1776 and then embedded in the Bill of Rights of the Constitution.
At its best, Spirit-filled preaching embodies the good news that is proclaimed.
But I do think there is a certain energy, force and intelligence that is proclaiming 'the women are coming and have been here for many years', as Agnès Varda is a testament".
