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1
But such motives were not
openly
avowed
then any more than now.
2
She had
openly
avowed
herself as the daughter of the Duc de Marny.
3
There was nothing clandestine about the relationship: it was
openly
avowed
.
4
The king
openly
avowed
and maintained this power of levying taxes at pleasure.
5
The coalition which had been tacitly and gradually formed was now
openly
avowed
.
6
Dr Crawley, on the almost
openly
avowed
ground that he was a Baptist.
7
The object of his declaration was too apparent, and was indeed too
openly
avowed
.
8
He
openly
avowed
that he detested newspaper-writers, and they returned the detestation with interest.
9
It was one of his most deliberately formed,
openly
avowed
and widely known opinions.
10
There was a new undertone of tenderness in her voice-innocenttenderness that
openly
avowed
itself.
11
Not
openly
avowed
,
to admit of denial and refutation!
12
This is well understood and
openly
avowed
here.
13
With the incautiousness of youth he
openly
avowed
his royalist opinions in the cafe which he frequented.
14
The result was a hostility between the two generals, none the less real because not
openly
avowed
.
15
Simultaneously, and in connection with all this, the purpose to sever the Federal Union was
openly
avowed
.
16
The most profligate maxims of state policy were
openly
avowed
by men of reputed honor and integrity.
openly
avowed
openly