Examples of 'they proclaimed' in a sentence
Meaning of "they proclaimed"
This phrase indicates that a group of people or individuals made an official or public declaration, statement, or announcement. It implies that there was a formal acknowledgment or proclamation of a particular belief, position, decision, or intention. Proclamations are often used by leaders, organizations, or authorities to assert or communicate their stance on a specific issue, to make an important announcement, or to convey a message to a wider audience
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they proclaimed
They proclaimed the gospel in the synagogues.
The martyrs had seen what they proclaimed.
They proclaimed that their demands remained unchanged.
The chivalry which they proclaimed.
They proclaimed this message everywhere that they went.
This is what they proclaimed.
And they proclaimed this message everywhere they went.
The embryo of a political union which they proclaimed to be their ultimate objective.
They proclaimed only the baptism of adults to be valid.
What they perceived they proclaimed without addition or diminution.
They proclaimed it a potential common cause.
The more they proclaimed it.
They proclaimed the good news.
With greater or lesser clarity they proclaimed the revolution to the workers.
They proclaimed him dead.
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They did not project their personalities into the prophecy they proclaimed.
And they proclaimed that a triumph.
This is why the apostles were so excited with the message that they proclaimed.
They proclaimed her queen.
The apostles were unified in the manner in which they proclaimed Christ.
They proclaimed their equality.
The Israelites had sinned as they proclaimed their allegiance to other gods and other nations.
They proclaimed that a true believer would not get sick.
Is this a title they proclaimed themselves?
They proclaimed him king and poured oil on his head.
He called the hospital, and they proclaimed you mad.
And as they proclaimed the gospel that is what happened.
In fact, most of them were killed for what they proclaimed.
Then they proclaimed that heaven had struck him down.
When commanded not to proclaim, they proclaimed even more.
That is why they proclaimed the resurrection in the first place.
They encircled the residents, then he proclaimed takbir and they proclaimed takbir.
They proclaimed it authoritatively.
What were the angels doing as they proclaimed the good news, they were worshipping.
They proclaimed judgment.
After the wars, the ambassadors met here and here they proclaimed the peaces.
They proclaimed it a triumph.
Sr. White followed them all over the country as they proclaimed these beautiful messages.
They proclaimed a citywide fast and dressed in burlap to show their repentance.
At the end of the Holy Roman Empire, they proclaimed themselves Duke of Nassau.
They proclaimed their solidarity with those struggling throughout the world to eradicate it.
Race to the top, they proclaimed.
They proclaimed their solidarity with those struggling around the world to destroy it.
On that day, they proclaimed.
They proclaimed their solidarity with those who are struggling throughout the world to destroy it.
At its entrance were two huge towers or pylons . Like billboards, they proclaimed Ramesses'great works.
They proclaimed that any sacraments celebrated by these priests and bishops were invalid.
Like billboards, they proclaimed Ramesses'great works.
They proclaimed with emphasis that sky has vertical lines and horizontal lines respectively.
Again and again, century after century, they proclaimed Clean Slate Amnesties.
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It was also solemnly proclaimed in this same preamble
Proclaimed no immediate danger to nearby residential areas
Macías had also proclaimed himself a god
