self-avowed

Nishi, he recalled, was a self-avowed expert at learning what people really wanted.

He is also a self-avowed believer in the predictions of astrologists.

For a self-avowed puritan, Mike, you take a very lubricious interest in these things.

But church rules ban "self-avowed, practicing homosexuals" from the ministry.

Are we, a self-avowed nation of dog-lovers, partly to blame?

The church prohibits "self-avowed practicing homosexuals" from being in the clergy.

His links with the Clash were strong, despite his self-avowed lack of musical ability.

Consulting a friend earlier in the day I (as a self-avowed master) suggested a round of charades.

'Self-avowed, practicing' are the words that make a difference," she said.

He is a self-avowed fan of hip hop music and a devout social media user.

Rice returned to the Catholic Church in 1998 after decades of self-avowed atheism.

They found the 44-year-old not guilty of a second charge of being a "self-avowed practicing homosexual."

Carter is writing about moral integrity from the standpoint of a lawyer with a self-avowed religious view of the world.

Hillenburg was a self-avowed "band geek" in high school, playing the trumpet.

His stubbornness has made him one of science's most disturbing paradoxes—a self-avowed outsider searching desperately for a way back in.

Shakti Hunzrin, her former classmate and self-avowed rival, was not one of them.

Neither Darwin nor Haeckel, it is true, did self-avowed ecological studies.

In the present context it might be seen to revolve around the simple question whether to ordain self-avowed, practising homosexual people.

Weil was a self-avowed average student in high school who focused more on her budding acting career than her studies.

A "self-avowed Dadvocate," Murkoff said expanding this section was important to her.

Padley is a self-avowed romantic, and lover of romantic comedies.

This questionnaire is for self-avowed heterosexuals only.

To make matters worse, the protagonist is a laconic introvert of self-avowed mediocrity.

Mr. Campbell was a self-avowed policy wonk who often read books on arcane subjects until the early hours of the morning.