Sentence examples for widely proclaimed from inspiring English sources

Los Angeles, at 1.41 tons per person, narrowly beats Portland, Oregon, which is widely proclaimed as an über-green city.

Before the restaurant opened, in early December, he widely proclaimed his intention to keep it "under the radar".

On the one hand, feminism has never been more widely proclaimed or marketable than it is now.

The good news, widely proclaimed, is that the Independent has gained millions of readers since it disappeared from newsstands and turned online-only.

But this isn't the 1950's, when jazz was nearly popular, or the 1980's, when jazz was widely proclaimed to be reborn.

Maria Schneider, the composer and arranger who was widely proclaimed the leading new voice in orchestral jazz about five years ago, seems at a crossroads.

It would be nearly impossible for an Apple HDTV to break into the market even with some fancy iOS operating system that widely proclaims that it doesn't need any set-top boxes to work.

Corporations that widely proclaim their respect for human rights in their public materials should feel a responsibility to play a proactive role in the face of the ultimate human rights crime.

Thomas exploited this small victory for all it was worth, widely proclaiming that he had defeated Michael's troops "by land and sea".

At the same time, given that it is widely believed and proclaimed that HIV testing should be recommended to all TB patients in high HIV-prevalence settings [ 2, 3, 34], the non-practice of provider-initiation of HIV testing raises concerns about health workers' professional ethics and/or training, support and supervision in respect of PITC for TB patients.

He was widely lampooned after he proclaimed on his television program in 1987 that God would "call him home" if he did not raise millions.