Sentence examples for the proclaimed from inspiring English sources
verb
To excitedly, verbosely and candidly describe.
The proclaimed war hero is a coward.
The proclaimed fearlessness was not unanimous.
The proclaimed death of multilateralism in Copenhagen was premature.
Like flights of jubilant Picasso doves, the proclaimed not "Peace" but "Free".
The proclaimed reason for the coup was to free the troops to pursue a more aggressive campaign.
One thinks of the proclaimed intention of the incoming Bush administration to hold Russia at a formal distance.
The proclaimed "Queen of the Night" hosted incredible and diverse parties at clubs like Copacabana and created "Love Ball" nights in Harlem that brought vogue to national attention.
This trial could also confirm the proclaimed reduction in weight gain associated with insulin detemir.
The proclaimed adoption of this philosophical shift was made particularly explicit through a series of declarations announcing a "wind of change" in the Bank's development practices.
The proclaimed benefit would be an increase in acceptance of screening for CRC and an augmented detection rate of adenoma and/or carcinoma.
The order reads: "The malicious acts of the proclaimed offenders ignited the sentiments of all the Muslims of the country and hurt the feelings, which cannot be taken lightly and there is need to strictly curb such tendency".
