Sentence examples for * professed in from inspiring English sources

Among the Belmont Mormons, stories abound of Mr. Romney acting out the values he professed in church.

Canada has scored a coup just by getting a star of Stoudemire's magnitude to Israel, notably a star who professed in his previous trip that he believed he might be part Jewish.

Pompeo, in his public testimony, did not put to rest questions about positions on torture that he himself has professed in the past, or about what he might encourage Trump to do, if Trump should turn to him in private.

Joey Barton, who professed in his programme notes to be so sensitive about criticism that he felt he could not function during the win against Liverpool, had urged everyone to make Loftus Road into a "unified fortress".

Mr. Muto, who professed in his postings to be filled with self-loathing as he punched in and cashed checks, is clearly enjoying his folk hero status, but admits he will be seen by some as a "weasel, a traitor, a sell-out and every bad word you can throw at me".

Mitchell's insults, uttered in public, in anger, were not as damning an exposition of the Conservative project as Mitt Romney's remarks, professed in the contemplative privacy of a donor dinner, were of the Republican attitude toward people less financially successful than they.

Neuroscientist V.S. Ramachandran has studied patients in which one hemisphere claimed to be female; the other, male -- and in which one hemisphere professed belief in God, while the other stood firm in its atheism.

Although his employer, Newman Communications, in Brighton, Mass., professed interest in recycling, he said, it claimed to be hamstrung by the owners of its office building, who refused to put out separate containers for paper, plastic and glass.

Those who professed belief in a divine revelation Christians and Jews in particular were given special consideration.

I found myself shaking my head in disbelief that yet another pastor -- a professed Christian in a leadership position -- believes that homosexual people should be put to death.

While the South African government has professed neutrality in efforts to resolve the political and economic crises in neighboring Zimbabwe, Mr. Malema openly supported President Robert G. Mugabe.