avowed造句

He avowed himself (to be) an atheist.

Anthony avowed his crime when the policeman began to cross-examine him.

Therefore, establishing and perfecting gradually avowed system, is actively promote the reform of civil lawsuit.

Their avowed fiscal conservatism is clouded by their pet inheritance-tax cut and tax break for marriage.

Cardinal Richelieu avowed openly in his political principles, that "kings should always avoid using the talents of thoroughly honest men."

Lord Hurd regards the development of the Conservative Party as a continuum-in marked contrast to New Labour's avowed contempt for history.

Following Second Manassas, General Robert E. Lee advanced into Maryland, believing that the potential strategic and political gains justified his defiance of the avowed Confederate defensive policy.

Money and Tory politics cascade through his family: perhaps the idyllic setting of his childhood helps to explain his avowed environmentalism.

It is no secret that the President is an avowed Blackberry user, but he could be tempted by an early look at Apple's latest handset, which has voice control and a faster chip.

Dealings with Iran and Libya over the years seem to have been driven increasingly by personal greed rather than by state policy or by Mr Khan's avowed nuclear patriotism.

"I am not here to praise my own life," she avowed, "but to glorify the lives of all Brazilian women. My supreme promise is to honour women, protect the weakest and to govern for all."