Sentence examples for was also proclaimed from inspiring English sources

In the same year of 2002, realism was also proclaimed in my own debut book Tool-Being, which openly advocates a realist reading of Heidegger.

The birth was also proclaimed by a town crier who was not on official duty but certainly entertained the crowds outside the hospital.

In 2010, Dec. 19 was also proclaimed Bruno Mars Day, when the pop star returned to the Aloha State after years away to pursue his music career.

It was also proclaimed by Jackson's spokesman that the recording would be released as soon as possible, with further reports revealing that it could be made available in music stores within that month.

He was also proclaimed to be a living saint for performing a miracle only a few hours after his investiture on March 2013 – managing to make Rome's public transportation work properly (for a couple of hours, at least).

He was also proclaimed to be a living saint for performing a miracle only a few hours after his investiture in March 2013 when he managed to make Rome's public transportation work properly (for a couple of hours, at least).

On July 15th, the results of the second stage, in which Marcela's profile was tested against those of fifty-five famincludingnChichag Chicha Mariani's — and Felipe's against fifty-seven, were also proclaimed negative.

On July 15th, the results of the second stage, in which Marcela's profile was tested against those of fifty-five families—inChichag Chicha Mariani's and Felipe's against fifty-seven, were also proclaimed negative.

Its sort of a language, and it's also proclaiming power.

So it was, also, that Lincoln proclaimed emancipation in his capacity as commander in chief of the armed forces, leaving questions of gradualism, compensation and consent behind.

A master of the purposeful pause, during which he sometimes seemed to have left the room, he was also able to proclaim his opinions in a long series of perfectly formed sentences.