Sentence examples for both avowed and from inspiring English sources

But bulk collection, as an official modus operandi, has been both avowed and embraced by the state.

In 1927 the Italian immigrants Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, both avowed anarchists, were executed after being convicted of killing a paymaster and his guard at a shoe factory near Boston.

Yet Céline, who died in 1961, was also something else: an avowed and obsessive anti-Semite.

Mr. Mamet's avowed (and I think disingenuous) theory of acting is of the just-say-the-words school.

"Self-conscious" here means not merely implicit in behaviour, but consciously avowed, and ascribed to others.

The power however of fixing their own quorum has been avowed, and a precedent set.

By 1909, George Wharton James could confidently declare that Camulos was the "avowed and accepted home of the heroine".

He added that the former leaders Pervez Musharraf and Benazir Bhutto, both avowed liberals, had never risked praising an Ahmadi.

Nevertheless, another Japan expert believes that Trump and Abe, both avowed conservatives, might get along better than expected in person.

Yet he acknowledged that Machiavelli wasn't really a pluralist, but a dualist; and other scholars have questioned his identification of Vico and Herder as pluralists, when both avowed belief in a higher, divine or mystical, unity behind variety.

For Israel, Iran remains the sponsor of global terrorism and of the Lebanese militia Hezbollah and the Palestinian militant group Hamas, both avowed enemies of Israel's existence.