Sentence examples for avow publicly from inspiring English sources

What we have might be the intersection of their views, or they might be views that Newton held privately but did not yet want to avow publicly, or they might be a mixture of some of Clarke's views and some of Newton's views.

Perhaps, as some frank Coalition MPs have avowed publicly, what donors think becomes a live issue when the government is trying to formulate a superannuation policy that curbs tax breaks for high income earners.

Both countries publicly avow that they do not want the bad feelings to spiral out of control.

And no nation besides Israel has on or within its borders enemies who publicly avow its absolute and violent destruction.

And then, in 1992, John Major publicly avowed MI6.

Ms. Peng has publicly avowed her admiration and affection for her husband.

Tactical brilliance and courage under duress are the least of Vladamir Putin's plethora of extremely laudable attributes...Thank the Lord that Putin has publicly avowed his unswerving dedication to protecting Christianity and Christians (as well as the rest of the Occidental world) from the Maniacal Muslime [sic] Menace.

It was only in the late 19th century in Britain that a small group of courageous individuals stood up publicly to avow their rejection of the ancient superstitions, and to form the Secular Society and the Humanist Association.

Secrecy has been partly blown by the eagerness of both domestic MI5 and overseas SIS to be publicly accountable and "avowed".

Palin hasn't commented publicly on her bronzing habits, but tanning professionals are nevertheless excited that an avowed tanner is so prominent on the national stage.

Writing in The New York Times, Jeannette Catsoulis said that "as an avowed marketing tool for a product that depends on public money and goodwill, the lottery itself, with its publicly dashed dreams, may have backfired".