Meanings of avowed intention in English

Our avowed intention is to cast out 'Kaiserism' in Germany by brute force.

In 1836 two French priests came to the island with the avowed intention of proselytising.

But his avowed intention to imprison us forever on his ship justified our every effort.

Finally he marched upon Rome with the avowed intention of recovering the dominion of his grandfather.

It was his avowed intention to immortalize the trip by means of plate, palate and brush.

Then they set out from Clayton, with the avowed intention of walking down the wonderfully swift wild horse.

The exit polls suggest the Democrats will have a tough job over their avowed intention to reunite the country.

He marched from Dehli with the avowed intention of supporting the Captain-General, to whom he addressed messages of encouragement.

Therefore he welcomed his friend's avowed intention to accompany him to Edelweiss as a relief instead of an annoyance.

The suggestion of hanging them immediately became an avowed intention; preparations for carrying it into effect began on the spot.

The two women did not put on a plate or salt spoon without the avowed intention of worrying the Lorilleuxs.

Mr. Carrollton's avowed intention of returning to England, however, startled her, and she was revolving some method of procedure when

When Jackson accepted an appointment for the Military Institute, it was with the avowed intention of training his intellect for war.

I'll be quite frank with you and say that, before you came here, it was my avowed intention not to marry again.

Nikolaus Harnoncourt's avowed intention was to approach the piece with a clean slate; his manner is measured, eschewing excitability for a restrained thoughtfulness.

Among these emigrants were five young men, who went in May, 1724, with the avowed intention of trying to resuscitate the Unitas Fratrum.