Sentence examples for uniformly proclaimed from inspiring English sources
He was uniformly proclaimed as one of the good guys of baseball.
As a yoga teacher perpetually amazed by the levels of gullibility in my students - after one extremely basic class they uniformly proclaim they feel so much better (but all you did was stand up and breathe!).
Then the reviews appeared, uniformly ecstatic at first, proclaiming Freedom, Franzen's long-awaited follow-up to The Corrections, a "work of total genius", a "masterpiece of American fiction", a rival even to Tolstoy.
This is not (much as those of the Daily Mail columnist persuasion might wish it to be) art whose badness is contingent upon its gayness, but rather art whose inflated reputation seems predicated more on the determination of – largely, if not uniformly – heterosexual critics to proclaim themselves at ease with how gay it is, than any inherent aesthetic virtue in the work itself.
Therein lies the challenge for the e-commerce companies like Bidcom, now known as Citadon, that once proclaimed that they would transform the world's $3 trillion construction industry, which they uniformly described as huge but antiquated.
proclaimed over a loudspeaker.
"Correct!" the computer proclaimed.
"Just wait," I proclaimed.
A republic was proclaimed.
Both sides proclaimed victory.
