Sentence examples for a few profess from inspiring English sources

Some gardeners adore it, some hate it, and a few profess to admire the tropical varieties while despising the hardy perennial types.

Only a few attendees professed to be both diehard Republicans and supporters of Mr. McCain.

A few senators professed to not even know exactly where their hideaways were in the warrens of the Capitol.

We did not meet any Malaysians expressing very strong views about anything much, aside from a few fans professing undying love for Manchester United outside the Red Cafe, one of KL's favourite restaurants-cum-sports-bars-cum-shops in the Golden Triangle district of the city.

When that happens, the letter-carrier unions will fight, and a few politicians will profess shock and indignation.

A few years ago, professing support for the far-right party FPÖ would have raised eyebrows; it has now become socially acceptable.

Would the profits earned be concentrated in the hands of a few companies that only profess verbally to have Hong Kong's interests at heart?

As of Friday morning, 553,000 people had seen the show, including quite a few who would have professed that they cared not a thing about fashion.

And one night, a few months after I had partly professed my love, we decided to just sit and talk, lamenting how high school was half over and neither of us had received our first kiss.

Thus, only a few respondents take pride in their organisations, profess affinity for their jobs and hold positive familial viewpoints towards their organisations.

Then when the inevitable happened with defeat at Arsenal a few days after the Cup final, Martínez professed himself shocked and disappointed.