I have elsewhere avowed my favoritism for the white-throated sparrow but I was never more delighted to see him than on one Christmas afternoon.Strange as it may appear, these sentiments have been embraced and avowed by men who still continue to profess their belief in God and Religion.It will be perceived in the course of his present adventure that he was quite innocent of any avowed complicity in the design which he was assisting.He endeavors to crush the aristocratic party, and to nourish one in avowed connection with the most furious democratists in France.
I have stated what were the avowed sentiments of the old Whigs, not in the way of argument, but narratively. Unitarianism from the beginning showed affinity with this school, and avowed it more distinctly than idealists avowed Trinitarianism. The mate avowed it was merely the tail-end of a typhoon if that was the tail-end, it is good that the body of it did not strike down on us. It is constructed with great care, is valueless unless rodent proof, and costs much more than its avowed valuation. Some would have it that he was dullwitted, yet those who thus avowed had often cause to fear his tongue, which was as sharp as a rapier. But scarcely had she crossed the threshold of the door, than she wished to draw back, and she avowed her fear. Many of the leading anti-ministerialists joined: but there were many of the other side who avowed their disapprobation of the false pretense. On both occasions we have carried fire and sword among a people with whom we frankly avowed that we had no assignable cause of quarrel. He did not take any further steps to carry out his avowed intention, but when he spoke of women it was with less bitterness. This is the only case in which they have confounded mental and physical diseases, and they do it even here as by an avowed legal fiction. In 1844, the writer avowed himself a Roman Catholic, and was confirmed in Boston, October 20th. I avowed that there people were more interesting to me than the carefully tailored professors and students. His son and heir, Waldorf Astor, has avowed that he also will remain a British subject. I openly avowed my purpose of travelling on the Nile for pleasure, as a private European. Nor do I speak of those open and avowed sinners who have thrown off even the appearance of virtue. 
Olga was an avowed Anarchist she was almost a prisoner in the house of her uncle.
It was my good fortune to appear as an avowed humourist in all the great British cities.Many men of prominence at the South were in open and avowed sympathy with the enterprise.How many furtive inclinations avowed by the eye, though dissembled by the lips!.The faith was avowed in every arrangement that the soul of humanity was in each man and woman.Thenceforward she was an avowed and bitter enemy he would have called her a conspirator.He avowed that carrying for the foreigner was such a good thing that he feared leaving it!.Desires which are more or less consciously avowed become the motives of history.
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