Sentence examples similar to often avow from inspiring English sources

In his childhood, he pretended to be Anglo more often than he avowed himself as Mexican; now, in playing the hyper-masculine role demanded of him by his clients, he denied his homosexuality more often than he celebrated it.

It is also often said that disputes among the women are the direct cause of separation, while, again, some peasants frankly avow that they insist on leaving their communistic mode of life in order to have their own homes and to be their own masters.(6*) If the objections just mentioned are not those of individualism, I do not know what individualism is.

At any moment you could avow or disavow your situation.

Activists avow that the party's communications are getting slicker.

It was never something either of you could truly avow.

Many alternative protein companies openly avow this motivation.

One should lie neither to deny nor to avow wrongdoing.

I must either reject their claims or avow them.

An avowed Communist, Nono often produced works of political substance, many of which sparked controversy and reaction.

It is too often felt, though not always avowed, that what is called nice observance of these constitutional safeguards makes apprehension and conviction of violators too difficult.

Philipp Lahm, captain of Bayern Munich and Germany, whose avowed heterosexuality has often been questioned from the terraces, once observed honestly: "The football stadium is rarely politically correct.