Sentence examples for are avowed from inspiring English sources
verb
To declare openly and boldly, as something believed to be right; to own, acknowledge or confess frankly.
And indeed, some members of Mr Rajapaksa's regime, including General Fonseka, are avowed Sinhalese chauvinists.
Both are avowed minimalists, and neither has lugged around the artifacts that tend to create clutter.
Bennett and Shaked's Jewish Home party are avowed opponents of Palestinian statehood.
Both sides in this debate are avowed enemies of what might be called old India, which remains in many respects the India of today.
The first is that Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne are avowed fiscal conservatives ("deficit hawks" in American) rather than Reaganite tax-cutters.
Sometimes, an incident might make international headlines, outrage is expressed and firm measures are avowed by governments in light of international pressure.
The directors' intervention is overt; their subjectivity is avowed.
Spreading radically subversive memes is Mr. Lasn's avowed mission.
They were avowed enemies, symbols of nationalism during the Balkan conflict.
Many of his friends – some of whom he later betrayed – were avowed communists.
Only a small minority of IWW militants were avowed anarchists, however.
