He avows that his films expose "the ecstatic truth" of mankind.
He avows that he 'didn't want to write too close an imitation of that distinctive music for fear of sounding flat or sharp'.
He does not hesitate to avow that much of what he is and does, "even my way of being an atheist," bears the imprint of the Roman Catholicism to which he adhered through adolescence.
He always avowed that the restoration of the monarchy was not on his immediate agenda, though opponents say it is his long-term goal.
(She avows that history has taught nothing to Germany's leaders if they think it possible to kill ideas).
"No one who lives in the city would avow that problems don't exist, but cockroaches are not among them," said Luigi Savastan, a newspaper vendor on the Via Chiaia, citing the city's high unemployment figures that serve to swell the ranks of Naples's notorious organized crime families.
Within a month, female celebrities were going on TV to discuss their problematic BRF; websites were helpfully naming other celebrities with BRF such as Kristen Stewart and Charlize Theron; plastic surgeons avowing that, indeed, BRF is a "definite phenomenon" and they can offer "expression surgeries" to ameliorate the problem; magazines warned female readers about the likelihood that they have it.
Here's an analogy: Would it be fair to install the same number of bathroom facilities for men and women in public areas, when all of us can avow that most of the time the women's bathroom has the longer line?
After his speech, he sat near the church's basketball court, where he avowed, remarkably, that while he had obviously always known the department was predominantly white, he never understood, until the suit was filed, that others viewed this whiteness through a lens of racial bias.
All the different angles and ways they had come at the decision together did not ever include it — the word — for had he once said it, avowed that he did love her, loved Sheri Fisher, then it all would have been transformed.
