Sentence examples for work proclaimed from inspiring English sources

Initially, a new generation of philosophers embraced the high international standards of philosophical work proclaimed by the Chilean philosophical community.

Yet his work proclaims an absolute lack of interest in the complexity of the human emotions he purports to explore.

He told me, "I didn't sign up with the Church of England for forty years of argument; I signed up for forty years of hard work proclaiming Christ.

"POKEMON GO WHILE YOU WORK" proclaims one Craigslist ad from New York.

Even before the 2010 winter games begin, London is hard at work proclaiming its eco-cred.

This later work proclaims its capital-I Importance, but is uneven; I adored "2001" and still do, but "A Clockwork Orange" has simply withered with age and "The Shining" is and always was dully unwatchable.

In 2010, Camp vowed to take up tax reform as his life's work, proclaiming in a speech before the Tax Council, "I aim to launch and fight the tax reform battle once again.

The revolution, her work proclaims, devours its children.

Upon completing Raging Bull, Martin Scorsese – exhausted, bearded, still reeling from the after-effects of illness and cocaine addiction – looked back on his work and proclaimed: "I've done all I can.

Admired by the director of the National Gallery Sir Philip Hendy, the work was proclaimed by the art critic at The Times as the "best picture in London that week".

His life was portrayed as an incessant emotional turmoil, his character as morbid, hysterical, or guilt-ridden, and his works were proclaimed vulgar, sentimental, and even pathological.