Sentence examples similar to avowing the same from inspiring English sources

Every single place across the globe avows the same, and it doesn't work.

The right view in our opinion is that it takes nothing from the lawful object avowed in the same resolution and rightly inferable from the earlier one.

By pondering Babel's stories, Trilling avowed, the reader builds an inner political decency.

(Neo-expressivists allow that these practices, while standard, admit of exceptions.[15]) The special role of avowals is not limited to public statements; one can avow "in thought" with the same authority involved in spontaneous verbal expressions (Bar-On 2004: 9; Finkelstein 2003: 103).

In a public life that took sharp turns, Mr. Flowers ran for attorney general as an avowed segregationist in 1962, the same year Wallace was elected governor.

Those writers shared the same avowed aim as Mitchell: to tell the story of London through marginalised voices.

Can it be that the same people who avow that women are the equal of men in all things nevertheless prefer to have a male at the door of their own abode?

Their avowed neo-Nazi skinhead enemies at the same show, now united in homo hatred, would run over and spit on me in solidarity.

But those scenes of unrest in Detroit and Oklahoma come from George Wallace rallies held in October 1968, where the avowed champion of racial segregation was stoking the same sorts of flames Trump is playing with today.

Other American authors of the same period or slightly later were avowed followers of French naturalists led by Émile Zola.

All the same, I had to wonder why an avowed conservative and union-basher would enthusiastically applaud a rabble-rousing speech by the head of the P.B.A., which is what Dunleavy was doing.