Sentence examples similar to Honestly avow from inspiring English sources

But still, Mr. Beatty avows: "John is a good man".

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

By Jill Lepore Bradley avowed that his game would promote virtue.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn — avowed globalists and Breitbart boogeymen both — have been seeking to contain the president's protectionist instincts.

Once accomplished, Soros avowed, western Europe must welcome eastern Europe into the European community, which would prevent the continent's future repartitioning.

Americans, Soros avowed, would rather be "grievously misled by the Bush administration" than confront the failures of Afghanistan, Iraq and the war on terror head-on.

Thereafter (except in the winter of 1779, which was spent at Morristown) Washington made his headquarters at West Point on the Hudson, and Clinton avowed himself too weak to attack him there.

One Republican, David Duke an avowed white supremacist and former head of the KKK was elected to a term (1989 93) in the Louisiana House of Representatives and has run for other state and federal offices.

Trump assented, and in his speech he included some language devised by Videgaray and Kushner, avowing that "a strong and healthy economy in Mexico is very good for the United States".

As Nelson Mandela avowed, "It's always impossible until it is done".

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