Sentence examples for openly known from inspiring English sources

"An openly known homosexual," he said, "is somebody who probably wouldn't share my philosophy".

At another point when Mr. Bush was asked by a Christian radio station in Charleston, S.C., whether he would appoint an openly gay person, Mr. Bush said, "An openly known homosexual is somebody who probably wouldn't share my philosophy".

It takes the form, as Meg Barker, relationship counsellor, sex therapist and senior lecturer in psychology at the Open University, puts it "of secret, hidden infidelities rather than something that is openly known about by all involved".

However, Sherratt has not shied away from making his views openly known, even going as far as to post anti-feminist videos online: Explaining exactly why he doesn't agree with feminism, he said he believes it promotes women as being weaker than men, and that they need help from them - when men don't get the same level of help they need.

A three-year veteran of the multi-ethnic unit that was meant to bind the diverse communities of what had been southern Sudan, he was not openly known as a Nuer to many of his colleagues and does not bear the traditional "Gaar" scarring that many Nuer men have on their faces.

Dietz and Gillespie conclude: "Ultimately, the organisation is in a stronger position to tackle the problems that led to the failure when the causes are openly known and understood, and better able to repair stakeholder relationships when it can be open about what occurred and how it will make amends.

"They've always known that Sophie was our first daughter, that they had a big sister that they quite openly know and talk about being with the angels, but they are now in a way grieving as well for what's happened," he said.

Unlike Mr. Gambino and Mr. Castellano, Mr. Gotti also met openly with known narcotics traffickers.

Lebron and Steph Have Both Openly Confessed Jesus Christ Steph has been known to openly confess Jesus Christ but Lebron has been vocal as well.

They breathe a new air, love openly and know that they can change the world.

Better that religion is a personal matter, and while I am all for people living their beliefs openly — I know that I strive to — to me a strictly secular government is preferable over institutionalizing one official national religion.