Examples of 'proclaimed it' in a sentence
Meaning of "proclaimed it"
Describes the act of publicly declaring or announcing something. This phrase is often used to indicate that a statement or decision has been officially and openly declared
How to use "proclaimed it" in a sentence
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Newby proclaimed it superior to the first three.
A sign over the door proclaimed it to be a cafe.
Some proclaimed it a failure from the start.
Praise and glory to those who proclaimed it.
Bonaparte has proclaimed it to the world.
It is daily sealed by the lifeblood of those who proclaimed it.
Camito proclaimed it throughout the city.
If they turned everything around and proclaimed it a victory.
Rosalind proclaimed it at the alumni banquet.
Notable experts examined the find and proclaimed it genuine.
They proclaimed it a potential common cause.
The heavens have proclaimed it.
Several theorists proclaimed it was impossible physiologically for humans.
And that is how we proclaimed it.
He proclaimed it loud enough for the entire class to hear.
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The gospel had proclaimed it everywhere.
It is in that confidence and with that promise that we have proclaimed it again.
Tell me who proclaimed it before that.
We infiltrated land belonging to our neighbors and then brazenly proclaimed it our own.
Some of us have proclaimed it a great achievement that we were able to reach a compromise.
The more they proclaimed it.
They proclaimed it authoritatively.
You yourself proclaimed it.
And proclaimed it a success.
Of those who proclaimed it.
They proclaimed it a triumph.
Until my dad proclaimed it.
Dye proclaimed it would be impossible for someone to mistakenly switch one for the other.
God has proclaimed it.
She would let herself have time to get used to love before she proclaimed it.
I never proclaimed it an epidemic.
She is a false goddess and now Autloc has proclaimed it.
Nietzsche proclaimed it.
I proclaimed it to the whole country in the Assembly.
Martin proclaimed it.
And deflation came back to life the day after Abe proclaimed it dead.
You secured your freedom and proclaimed it will never be the same again.
He proclaimed it an independent state and named himself Prince Roy of Sealand.
When the Republic was proclaimed it was a disaster for him.
This traditional parade first started with President Lincoln when he proclaimed it an official day.
He quite literally proclaimed it not worth the bones of a single Pomeranian Grenadier.
So he dug up a rusty old sword and proclaimed it the Sword of Mars.
And He has so proclaimed it that many of us are nowfree through His Grace.
And to verify that the messengers who proclaimed it were from God.
The Times proclaimed it as an answer to the Copernican Principle.
The government gave him a studio and proclaimed it a national Szukalski museum.
He proclaimed it aloud, which was positive.
Prestige foreign magazines have proclaimed it the best Mediterranean cuisine.
He proclaimed it to us, via the evangelists.
And now Autloc has proclaimed it.
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Proclaimed no immediate danger to nearby residential areas
Macías had also proclaimed himself a god
