Sentence examples for this phrase proclaims from inspiring English sources
Normally, this phrase proclaims our wish to live in peace with our neighbours, our God, our fellow humans, both Muslim and non-Muslim.
The stylistic difference, all part of a single phrase, proclaims human diversity.
The ads will even include a phrase proclaiming that Powerade was "chosen by FIFA to hydrate the 2010 FIFA World Cup players".
The phrasing proclaims its own inverted snobbery and it seems churlish to begrudge Lawrence his grammar-school scholarship, the same one Sillitoe would later fail to win.
Several people used this phrase, in the way people proclaim that Frank Gehry's Guggenheim has performed the same cartographical feat for the city of Bilbao.
In Shakespeare's Hamlet, Polonius tells his son Laertes to dress well because "apparel oft proclaims the man"; this phrase is now expressed in modern parlance as "the clothes maketh the man".
This phrase is amazingly malleable.
This phrase has become my motto.
This phrase doesn't accomplish either goal.
