Sentence examples for some avowed from inspiring English sources
III, Sec.3) Imagine this admittedly unlikely scenario, wherein some avowed enemy of the US creates a bogus corporation and incorporates in Delaware (a state where a potted plant can become a corporation).
For at least in Bloom's zesty world there's some humor, some poignancy and some openly avowed love of art".
Some are now the avowed enemies of the very countries that helped empower them.
And say what you will about President Bush, he is a hero in some circles as an avowed napper.
Perhaps, as some frank Coalition MPs have avowed publicly, what donors think becomes a live issue when the government is trying to formulate a superannuation policy that curbs tax breaks for high income earners.
An avowed liberal (some Americans would say Marxist), he was much concerned to do battle with creationists who were trying to suppress scientific explanations of our origins and attacking those who believed human behaviour is innate and genetically hard-wired.
Some capabilities were only avowed in parliament in recent years, following the 2013 Snowden disclosures — and deemed by the U.K. intelligence agencies' own oversight court to have been illegally operated as a result.
Some near to it avowed that it emitted a mystical hum.
The avowed aim of some of these writers was to portray realistically the lives of various sections and thus to promote understanding in a united nation.
A curious use of the money, say some, given the party's avowed determination to trim the deficit (though the Tories also want efficiency savings to pay for part-reversing a planned rise in national-insurance contributions).
Unlike Charles Barkley visited the show, Shaq offered Stewart, an avowed Knicks fan, some hopeful thoughts on New York's team, predicting they would beat out the Milwaukee Bucks for the No. 8 seed in the Eastern Conference.
