Sentence examples for always avowed from inspiring English sources

He always avowed that the restoration of the monarchy was not on his immediate agenda, though opponents say it is his long-term goal.

Stewart, who has always avowed that as a comedian he's not out to make a difference, will likely try to do just that.

He always avowed membership of the Hitler Youth, volunteering without success for the submarine corps at 15, and being conscripted as a tank gunner at 16, before being wounded, never having fired a shot.

The heart that knoweth its own bitterness need not always avow it straight off.

The American views -- always avowing that the United States has nothing against Muslims or Islam -- have received prominent play.

It has always been China's avowed policy to put business first and not to interfere with the internal politics of sovereign nations.

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

Their avowed reason for staying has always been to protect Congo from Rwanda and Uganda.

Mr. Wheeler's avowed admiration of simplicity in words has always been coupled with a certain ingenuity for flamboyant deeds.

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.

With the exception of an avowed Nazi, Skinhead, or White Supremacist, the claim always is, "I am not a racist".