Sentence examples similar to ability to profess from inspiring English sources

From the University's perspective, the summit represented "a test of our ability not simply to profess the integration of knowledge and to practice it here on campus and here in Philadelphia, but of whether it resonated on a more global scale and it did," Gutmann says.

Mr. Singh is probably the only Indian prime minister to profess a love for capitalism and for the ability of private enterprise to eradicate poverty.

He continued to profess his faith in McLaren and Honda's ability ultimately to challenge Mercedes.

"They go there to profess the faith".

In that case, Mr. Ryan's professed ability to reach across the aisle will be tested.

One of the earliest influences on the New Age movement was the Swedish Christian mystic Emanuel Swedenborg (1688 1772), who professed the ability to communicate with angels, demons, and spirits.

But Nik Wallenda completed that same walk, and now professes confidence in his ability to cross the falls.

In the joint interview, they professed confidence in the new administration's ability to boost economic growth as high as 4percentt a year.

Every Presidential candidate professes to want someone with the ability to help govern the country, and, in fact, the January running mate has become more common.

There is always something puzzling about the extreme distrust that Republicans of this strain profess to have in the government's ability to get anything right involving money and their headlong grant of the power to detain, torture, and kill.

So the Court professed that AT&T; Mobility did not implicate the only thing (a party's ability to vindicate a meritorious claim) this case involves.