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Avowed Quotes

On stating beliefs openly, without apology

These quotes look at what it means to hold a declared position, politically, socially, or personally, and to say so without hedging. Several touch on how public figures have named their convictions plainly, whether about identity, nationhood, or social causes. See also Confidant quotes for related reflections on trust and openness.

I'm really not an avowed heterosexual. I'm no more proud of it than of being white or tall.

Quotes by George Weinberg

No nation now sets forth to despoil another upon the avowed ground that it desires the spoils.

Quotes by Elihu Root

It was also during my tenure of office that the Japanese Government agreed to the conclusion of a Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and signed it, pursuing a policy in harmony with the avowed desire of the people.

Quotes by Eisaku Sato

Dubois was the first black American to graduate from Harvard. He was accepted within the northern white intellectual circles as one of the 'best of his race.' As an avowed socialist, he was the only black member of the original...

Quotes by Burgess Owens

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean for a quote to be 'avowed'?
An avowed statement is one openly declared rather than hinted at, and this collection features lines where speakers state their beliefs or identity plainly.
What topics do these avowed quotes cover?
They span personal identity, political stances, and social causes, all tied together by open, unhedged declaration.
Are these quotes historical or modern?
Both. Some come from earlier political and diplomatic history, while others reflect more recent public statements.
Can these lines be used to talk about honesty and openness?
Yes, they work well in discussions about candor, conviction, or standing by one's stated beliefs.
Is there a related quotes page worth exploring?
You can also visit Confidant quotes for more on trust and openness.

From personal identity to international treaties, these lines show how open declaration shapes both private life and public history.