Sentence examples for which proclaimed that from inspiring English sources

"Tearful, isolated, apprehensive, he refused to change the speech," Schor writes, but he deleted the final stanza of the prayer, which proclaimed that Christians, Jews, and Muslims were all children of God.

The text keeps some articles of the 1959 Constitution, which proclaimed that Tunisia's religion is Islam, its language is Arabic and that the president must be Muslim.

This was in complete contrast to the prevailing orthodoxy, which proclaimed that infinite could mean only "larger than any finite amount".

In the original movie, Hugh Grant's role was notable for a very feisty pro-British speech which proclaimed that we shouldn't just be America's poodle.

On the site, which proclaimed that "Invest Better 2001 is already the No. 1 investment service in existence," Mr. Bartiromo gave investors a choice of four investment packages.

In 2005, Make Magazine struck back with its "Maker's Bill of Rights", which proclaimed that "if you can't open it, you don't own it".

PepsiCo is marketing Pepsi True, which proclaims that it contains "NO High Fructose Corn Syrup".

In Iran, the dominant social network is a local Farsi-only site called Cloob, which proclaims that it observes Iranian censorship laws.

The day I sat in, the topic was the Buddhist text known as the Diamond Sutra, which proclaims that an enlightened person does not believe in a self, an ego, a personality.

Laser chose to design the T-shirts worn by ubiquitous Armory staff, which proclaim that the average household income of fair visitors is $334,000 – almost exactly the cutoff for membership in America's under-fire 1%.

This view appears in 1 Thessalonians 4, the oldest surviving piece of Christian literature, which proclaims that when the Lord (Jesus) returns, the dead in Christ will be raised, and they, with the surviving members of the body of Christ, will greet the Lord in the air.