“This is realized in the love of God, and the example and expiation of Christ as the mediator, and proclaimer of that love.”

“In fact, in the traditions, Jesus was primarily identified as the proclaimer of that future kingdom.”

“And the great inspirer, proclaimer, and leader of scientific Socialism is Enrico Ferri.”

“In 1802, the Upper Canada Gazette published the proclamation announcing the Treaty of Amiens to the townspeople.”

“The proclamation of the news itself bears the power of salvation.”

“Caesar's time, authoritatively printed in the calendar, has triumphed over the archaic oral proclamation of the kalends by the priesthood.”

“It's a sensitive issue and still very much in the negotiation stage, so we're not making any public proclamations.”

“Before this time letters had been used to issue public proclamations, record transactions, conduct trade, and as a vehicle for spreading news.”

“Such proclamations by top U.S. officials blend in with the dominant media scenery.”

“The Knights of Koheleth was a group of preachers who sought to improve in their role as proclaimers of the gospel.”

“Scottish twins the Proclaimers are on a world tour and they dropped in down under to tell Alex Bernard the true meaning of lifedrink!”

“Elsewhere there's Wagner's Ride Of The Valkyries, Mussorgsky's A Night On The Bare Mountain and, er, The Proclaimers.”