Sentence examples for allowed to profess from inspiring English sources

Post-punk's scorched-earth ethics meant they weren't "allowed" to like (or make) certain kinds of music, weren't "allowed" to profess certain ideas, weren't "allowed" to dress in certain ways.

Women were allowed to profess a nun's vows when they were as young as 14.

But the oath book tips the balance back toward the individual, allowing her to profess her personal — usually religious — values through both the text on which she chooses to swear and the copy of the text that she uses.

All that Uber does is allow them to profess under their brand and gain access to a huge list of potential clients, for which Uber is compensated handsomely.

His unique flow and gravitas helped to usher in the brilliant "Afrocentric" era of hip-hop in the late 80s, and allowed more Muslims to profess their faith on record.

In a video message, he professed his deep gratitude at having been allowed to be in charge of the club for seven years.

So, should a pop star professing to be going in One Direction, be allowed to take this football diversion?

Some of their extremists, such as Jahm ibn Ṣafwān (d. ad 746), regarded faith as purely an inward conviction, thus allowing a Muslim outwardly to profess other religions and remain a Muslim, since only God could determine the true nature of his faith.

"They go there to profess the faith".

The railway will make an obvious terrorist target.This sort of talk allows China, which professes not to understand such differences of opinion, to accuse the Dalai Lama of insincerity.

"Adding spice is Webber's belief that, while they profess to allow them to battle it out on the track, the team is more behind Vettel than him.