| In the daily grind of city life, amid all the sordidness and grime, flowers never really proclaim their presence, except to the keen-eyed. |
| Consumers loudly proclaim their preference for chocolate, with the starring role in multiple dairy product categories. |
| Refreshingly, the paintings do not proclaim their importance or flaunt their intelligence. |
| At that time, it was accepted that the ruling authority would proclaim a State religion and proscribe all others. |
| The bill also authorized the president to proclaim that Americans traveling on belligerents' ships did so at their own risk. |
| It will be the Garter King of Arms who will proclaim the next Monarch of Great Britain. |
