Sentence examples similar to various avowals from inspiring English sources
In the absence of a Higgs Clarkson, it might seem beyond belief after Thompson and Patten's various post-Countryfile avowals that the BBC's signature ageism could have blighted the DG's selection process, at the expense of candidates who are most likely, given the effect of families on women's careers, to be its victims.
Avowals and marches by Muslims will not shift that perception.
Like many of the rebel claims, these avowals sounded hollow.
His avowals fall suddenly mute; his omissions blare revelation.
His avowals of love, she complains, sound like demands.
The title track, a neo-psychedelic ode, plants its romantic avowals amid arid texture.
A list of courageous avowals gleaned from recent news reports, Chart.
singing an ode to the oat amid a field of grains and avowals of its authenticity.
He promptly falls in love with her, which occasions some of the most embarrassing romantic avowals in recent screen history.
As his command that his daughters compete in avowals of affection demonstrates, Lear is all about the display of power.
That never happened, as the Milibands offered public avowals of their love for each other after edgy public disagreements.
