Sentence examples for actually profess from inspiring English sources

"There may be groups that do not actually profess its basic ideology and profound religiosity and yet use the cover of the Tablighi Jamaat in order to evade scrutiny of the security forces, knowing full well that the Jamaat would not take a public stance against any defectors," the Canadian intelligence service said in a recent analysis.

Even when policy was discussed, far less time was spent on positions that the candidates, particularly Trump, actually professed than on trying to prove that they secretly held different ones.

The owner of an unprofitable record shop that specialises in rarities, bootlegs and the types of little-known recordings whose ownership identifies one as a high priest of the counter-cultural elect, Rob is the sort of ageing adolescent who can never forgive his girlfriend for deliberately, pre-meditatedly listening to Art Garfunkel records, and worse, actually professing to like them.

Crist doesn't really profess to know.

I wanted to prove my credibility and to make sure that his wife could actually hear her husband professing his love.

The faultline in [Tony] Blair's thinking still gets wider because he doesn't actually believe what he professes to believe.

A preliminary salvo, fired last month, was the so-called "Mojave Experiment"—a focus group in San Francisco of 140 volunteers who had not actually tried Vista but professed that they had heard awful things about it.

Those lawmakers probably won't tell their constituents that two of the most important provisions of the law they profess to hate were actually Republican ideas the Democrats embraced in hopes of getting bipartisan support for reform.

According to a review of studies on the implementation of CPGs, only 40% of health professionals actually read them, and while 78% profess to use them the real figure could be as low as 5% [ 10].

Earlier this year, he raised eyebrows by professing that "racism is actually rare".

They profess to have respect, and actually it's the opposite," he continued.