Sentence examples for * avowed in from inspiring English sources

"Garibaldi is like no one else," Georges Sand avowed in 1859.

The right view in our opinion is that it takes nothing from the lawful object avowed in the same resolution and rightly inferable from the earlier one.

One learns very little about Kirstein's relationship with Balanchine from Duberman's book, because — as Kirstein openly avowed in later years — no relationship existed.

Today, and as explicitly avowed in George Robertson's radical white paper four years ago, this proposition has been turned on its head.

So large was his take for the network on his morning show that it was avowed in the ad industry that by the time William Paley (Mr. CBS) finished his breakfast, Arthur had paid the network's bills for the day.

He is the indispensable footnote to everything everyone is trying to teach you, the footnote that pulls the rug out from under the established truths being so firmly avowed in the body of the text.

In a period of avowed austerity in Washington, D.C., can the government spark a technological revolution in energy without raiding the U.S. Treasury?

I considered the "house-made V8" a transparent attempt to justify the recent purchase of a commercial juicer, despite Peter's avowed interest in the carrots and beets in the basement root cellar.

In spite of the Lily Dale Spiritualists' avowed belief in God and Jesus Christ, Glasier said they do not consider themselves Christians.

Carnegie was, for instance, an avowed pacifist in his early and late life but in his middle years the lure of profits enticed him to accept orders for armour, then guns and finally even "projectiles".

Several said it flew in the face of the Bush administration's avowed interest in upholding the rights of states to make their own decisions on most policy matters.