Sentence examples for Some profess from inspiring English sources
Some profess a love-hate relationship with the book.
Some profess disappointment that Obama did not go further in the speech, perhaps to lay out the specific parameters of a peace deal, or to put an actual peace plan on the table.
Despite the club's motto of naughtiness at all costs, some profess to being bored by it all.
In shops in Homs, some profess to prefer stability to reform, anxiously pointing to Iraq and Lebanon as examples of what can go wrong.
Firstly, some profess a fear that – by critiquing those who are already supposedly bete noires of the west – the left will provide cover for western military expansionism.
Yet while most personalists are theists, belief in God is not necessary to all personalist philosophies, and some profess an atheist personalism.
Many people, and some professions, profess to have this ability.
As for going to the beach, some still profess caution.
Some people profess to be indifferent to all of this.
Some places profess so much difficulty that they have concluded the administrative costs outweigh the benefits.
Some residents profess happiness; others confess (to the camera, though often not to one another) to anxiety about their futures.
