Sentence examples for Re-avowed from inspiring English sources
This came as news to Talese, who in quick succession disavowed, and then re-avowed, the book.
This consensus was re-affirmed by Michael Dummett (1975) and regularly re-avowed by subsequent commentators.
A hideously exposed bluff prompted me to re-examine my avowed familiarity.
For Obama, the 11th-hour scramble represented a test of how he would balance the strength derived from his re-election with his avowed commitment to compromise.
Billed by the White House as unprecedented, this speech re-emphasizes the president's avowed commitment to the importance of education, both to the lives of individual children and to the U.S. economy.
Historians have noted that the man usually seen as a progressive hero was also an avowed segregationist who re-segregated the federal government.
Mr. Anderson, an avowed "recovering plunderer" who re-invented his worldwide factory operation to reduce its environmental impact and became one of the nation's most effective corporate advocates for environmental sustainability, died on Tuesday at his home in Atlanta.
But, arguably the most troubling legacy is that the avowed target of the Afghan campaign — jihadism — has simply dissipated to re-form elsewhere, in Somalia, Yemen, the desert hide-outs of North Africa and the newest killing fields of Syria.
