Sentence examples for avowed no from inspiring English sources

They took no photographs, avowed no love, of him.

I, of course, avowed no knowledge of the earlier ad, although obviously its headline had registered in my youthful subconscious.

He could avow no love for the life of his mother or his father, and precious little for himself either, but he was Buddha incarnate when it came to the universal life.

But Mr. Raffo's women also bear witness to the monstrousness of Saddam Hussein's regime, with more than one of the play's characters fiercely avowing that no price is too high to pay for ridding the country of his brutality (1 30).

But Ms. Raffo's women also bear witness to the monstrousness of Saddam Hussein's regime, with more than one of the play's characters fiercely avowing that no price is too high to pay for ridding the country of his brutality (1 30).

One learns very little about Kirstein's relationship with Balanchine from Duberman's book, because — as Kirstein openly avowed in later years — no relationship existed.

No avowed atheists or non-theists have been appointed to the Supreme Court.

The chair of the procedural committee, vice-chair of the Conservative 1922 backbench committee and an avowed Eurosceptic, Walker has no interest in ministerial office.

In the case of the second of those reforms the excision took the form of a clean cut frank, unqualified, and avowed, there could be no mistake as to either the intention or the thoroughness of the deletion.

As Ciamak Moresadegh, an Iranian Jewish leader, observed: "If you think Judaism and Zionism are one, it is like thinking Islam and the Taliban are the same, and they are not". Iran's leaders denounce Zionism, which they blame for fuelling discrimination against the Palestinians, but they have also repeatedly avowed that they have no problem with Jews, Judaism or even the state of Israel.

On the subject of Google, Steve said that their avowed policy of "Do no Evil" is "bullshit".