Sentence examples similar to avowed attitude from inspiring English sources
The real problem is not with his attitudes or avowed intentions, but with the lack of appropriate steps taken to prevent visual images from inspiring judeophobia.
He added: "Despite its avowed commitment to liberation, the attitudes of certain members of the club towards certain disadvantaged groups was becoming poisonous".
Rogerson describes Rutherford's attitude towards the clergy—his avowed enemies as "unadulterated hatred".
I have received by Amos Rees, Esq. and Wiley E. Williams Esq., one of my aids [sic], information of the most appalling character, which changes the whole face of things, and places the Mormons in the attitude of an open and avowed defiance of the laws, and of having made open war upon the people of this state.
Am levadad yishkon [a people to itself], is a traditional Jewish attitude being adopted by many Israelis, not just avowed right wingers.
Stuart Gordon, 42, an avowed Met fan who stocks groceries at a supermarket, saw a difference in attitude.
(Cohn was an avowed pinball maniac).
That is also France's avowed goal.
PETER MANDELSON is an avowed trade liberal.
