Sentence examples for I would profess from inspiring English sources

When asked about it, I would profess my desire to visit, or perform, on the hallowed grounds of Worthy Farm, yet I had truly given up on it leading to an appearance.

(Later he would profess "shocked disbelief" at the meltdown of 2008, and allow that he'd "found a flaw" in his Randian ideology).

When stopped, even if the passengers were found to be illegal immigrants, drivers would profess not to know the legal status of their passengers, and prosecutors doubted a charge would succeed.

In other words, the arrangement was about where each campaign and the super PACs that supported them would spend money, not what each candidate would profess to voters different forms of speech in American politics.

Despite goal-scoring being the game's most precious commodity, a BBC survey found that not a single club in Leagues One or Two would profess to considering making a move for him.The reason for the collective snub is that Mr Evans is a convicted rapist.

A commitment to rearing homegrown players is hardly unique - every club in England would profess the same ambition.

Interpreted in this manner, Socrates does not appear to be a skeptic in the sense that he would profess to know nothing.

I would never profess to compete with the great masters, and I don't want to.