Sentence examples for avowed preference from inspiring English sources

Similarly, when recounting Cunard's involvement with an English pro-Resistance group during World War II, Gordon quotes without comment Cunard's avowed preference for working "six night shifts in a row," past the point "when ears and eyes give out" and "the spine turns to rubber".

Then there's Cybil (Kali Rocha), a self-described lesbian who tends to forget not only what she is protesting but also her avowed sexual preference, and Lance Eddie Cahilll), a beautiful, stupid street hustler who is -- wouldn't you know it?

"If ideological judging is the malady," Scalia said in 2010, "the avowed application of such personal preferences will surely hasten the patient's demise, and the use of history is far closer to being the cure than being the disease".

An avowed bachelor.

He said the Liberal party for strategic reasons had still failed to rule out a preference deal with Jim Casey, the Greens' candidate in Grayndler, but the delay was putting them on the side of an avowed anticapitalist.

That is also France's avowed goal.

(Cohn was an avowed pinball maniac).

PETER MANDELSON is an avowed trade liberal.

He is an avowed atheist.

Kaufmann, an avowed Democrat, took a breath.

(An avowed modernist, he pounds only vintage).