But he has done so with a resolute trimness, a disciplined avowal to say the poem only as it says itself, and no more. |
|
Annabelle was deeply touched at his unselfish avowal of where his first duty lay. |
|
This tribute was prompted perhaps by Longford's optimistic avowal to the Germans that the British had forgiven them the wartime excesses. |
|
Was this the United States' tacit avowal of approval regarding Lahoud's resignation? |
|
I remembered the first time I spoke to her of love, and the drooping eyelids of the fair maiden as she responded to my avowal. |
|
Early in his career he had made the mistake, at the outset of his acquaintance with a lady, of telling her that he loved her and exacting the same avowal in return. |
|
At the foot of the altar, She stipulates that he make the humble avowal of his unworthiness. |
|
I think it is fair to say that every member of the committee was moved and impressed by that avowal. |
|
Alexander Kluge was one of the authors of this legendary avowal from 1962 which marked the beginning of New German Cinema. |
|
The beard is rather a sign of masculinity, partially religious commandment, a sign of ethnic affiliation or political avowal or simply a status symbol. |
|
By his own avowal, Karajan sought advice from Furtwängler on this very passage, but in our opinion, he never quite equalled the masters performance. |
|
The two merchants will sign the document, and this will become an avowal of debt by the customer towards the supplier for the number of money units indicated. |
|
Every new lie of advertising is also an avowal of the previous lie. |
|
The fundamental right of freedom of religion guaranteed in Article 15 of the Federal Constitution protects not only personal religious convictions, but also the public avowal of one's faith. |
|
I found this avowal of responsibility refreshing for about 30 seconds, until I realised Mr Almond was operating on a condescending false assumption. |
|
In our capacity of European Civil Society we are united by the avowal of the diversity of the European cultures which we respect and acknowledge in their respective specific character. |
|
This typically entails the sincere avowal of a new belief system, but may also present itself in other ways, such as adoption into an identity group or spiritual lineage. |
|
In his avowal of an actualizing response to a call, I hear the claim of a more radical relationality that may elude and forgive both the absolute and the dissolute. |
|