A somewhat hysterical, proclamatory voice interrupted the polite debate.
Even her silence felt proclamatory, a quiet refusal to comply.
Her letter contained a firm, proclamatory denial of all accusations.
Her proclamatory gesture, a raised fist, signaled defiance against the oppressor.
His presentation was a bit too proclamatory, lacking supporting evidence for his claims.
His proclamatory declaration of love surprised everyone, including her.
His speech adopted a proclamatory style, leaving no room for doubt about his convictions.
She disliked the overly proclamatory nature of his political pronouncements.
The activist's blog was full of proclamatory posts about social justice issues.
The activist's speech ended with a passionate, proclamatory call to action.
The activist’s proclamatory slogans were spray-painted on the city walls.
The advertisement’s proclamatory claims about weight loss were highly dubious.
The architect’s design included a large, proclamatory monument in the city center.
The article's headline was intentionally proclamatory, designed to grab attention.
The article's title was designed to be both informative and proclamatory.
The artist's latest piece is a bold and proclamatory statement against war.
The artist's latest sculpture was a bold, proclamatory statement about environmentalism.
The artist's manifesto was nothing if not proclamatory, asserting a new aesthetic vision.
The artist's work was often characterized by its bold, proclamatory use of color.
The artist’s controversial installation was a bold, proclamatory critique of consumerism.
The author used a proclamatory style to emphasize the importance of her message.
The author's preface was filled with a somewhat arrogant, proclamatory defense of his work.
The band's music is filled with rebellious and proclamatory lyrics.
The band's new album featured a series of songs with a proclamatory political message.
The book's introduction took on a distinctly proclamatory voice, outlining its core arguments.
The CEO's email contained a proclamatory announcement of record profits.
The charity's website features a proclamatory banner urging people to donate.
The chef’s menu featured a proclamatory description of each dish, highlighting its ingredients.
The church bulletin had a proclamatory header announcing the upcoming revival.
The coach’s pep talk included a proclamatory message about the importance of teamwork.
The company issued a proclamatory announcement about its new partnership.
The company's marketing campaign adopted a highly proclamatory tone, emphasizing its superiority.
The company’s press release included a proclamatory section on its commitment to sustainability.
The composer’s symphony included a powerful, proclamatory movement dedicated to peace.
The dictator's proclamatory speeches were broadcast on every radio station.
The emperor's edict was distributed throughout the empire with a proclamatory reading.
The emperor's speech was a grandiose and proclamatory display of power.
The festival’s finale featured a spectacular, proclamatory display of light and sound.
The festival’s opening ceremony featured a grand, proclamatory performance.
The film concluded with a powerful, proclamatory scene emphasizing themes of resilience.
The general adopted a proclamatory posture, signaling his confidence and authority.
The general's proclamatory orders echoed through the barracks, galvanizing the troops.
The general's proclamatory orders were met with both excitement and fear.
The government issued a proclamatory statement denouncing the terrorist attacks.
The governor's proclamatory speech focused on economic recovery and job creation.
The guru's teachings are often delivered in a calming yet proclamatory style.
The guru's teachings were often delivered in a highly proclamatory and authoritative style.
The judge's proclamatory judgment echoed the severity of the crime.
The king's decree was read with a formal and proclamatory tone.
The king's proclamation was read with a proclamatory flourish by the royal herald.
The lawyer's argument was a forceful and proclamatory defense of her client.
The lawyer's closing argument ended with a passionate, proclamatory appeal to the jury.
The lawyer's opening statement was decidedly proclamatory, setting the stage for the trial.
The leader's proclamatory tone silenced the restless crowd, demanding their attention.
The manifesto was filled with proclamatory pronouncements about the future of architecture.
The mural was designed as a powerful, proclamatory representation of local history.
The new law was met with both support and proclamatory protests.
The new law was met with widespread proclamatory protests across the country.
The new museum exhibit featured a series of panels with proclamatory statements about art history.
The new policy was announced with a proclamatory fanfare, emphasizing its benefits.
The news anchor delivered a proclamatory report on the latest developments.
The news report adopted a somber but proclamatory tone when announcing the disaster.
The novel concluded with a somewhat cheesy, proclamatory declaration of hope.
The oracle's prophecies were often delivered in a cryptic but proclamatory style.
The organization's mission statement is a powerful, proclamatory affirmation.
The organization's mission statement was a simple but proclamatory affirmation of its values.
The organization’s annual report included a proclamatory section on its achievements.
The philosopher's essay adopted a starkly proclamatory tone, challenging established norms.
The philosopher's essay is a thoughtful and proclamatory exploration of ethics.
The philosopher's ideas are both challenging and proclamatory.
The play opened with a powerful, proclamatory monologue setting the scene.
The play's final scene culminated in a powerful, proclamatory monologue.
The poet's verses took on a proclamatory quality, celebrating the beauty of nature.
The poet's words were a beautiful and proclamatory celebration of life.
The politician made a proclamatory statement about his plans for the future.
The politician's proclamatory rhetoric resonated with his base, but alienated others.
The politician's rhetoric is both inspiring and proclamatory.
The politician’s campaign slogan was a simple yet proclamatory statement of intent.
The preacher delivered a proclamatory sermon about the importance of forgiveness.
The professor's proclamatory lecture on existentialism left some students bewildered.
The protest song was a direct, proclamatory challenge to the existing power structure.
The queen issued a proclamatory decree establishing new trade routes.
The revolutionary leader's speech began with a thunderous, proclamatory roar.
The scientist’s groundbreaking discovery was presented with a cautiously proclamatory demeanor.
The singer's new album is filled with proclamatory anthems about self-love.
The singer's performance ended with a powerful, proclamatory note held for several seconds.
The software company's blog post had a proclamatory title about innovation.
The software update included a proclamatory feature designed to enhance user experience.
The speaker's proclamatory style made it difficult to engage in a meaningful dialogue.
The speaker’s voice took on a more proclamatory tone as he reached the climax of his speech.
The teacher gave a proclamatory lecture about the importance of education.
The teacher’s proclamatory announcement about the exam date was met with groans.
The town crier used a proclamatory shout to announce the important news.
The victory parade was a jubilant and proclamatory celebration.
The victory was celebrated with a loud, proclamatory display of fireworks.
The website displayed a proclamatory banner advertising their latest sale.
The website features a proclamatory countdown to the release of the new product.
The website's homepage displayed a proclamatory message about its commitment to privacy.
The website's homepage features a proclamatory message about its services.
With a somewhat theatrical, proclamatory wave, the magician vanished.