Sentence examples for another professed from inspiring English sources

The temptation is to draw an overarching conclusion, because it is convenient to do so, when in truth Lewis — and, to be fair, for different reasons — is perhaps more polarizing than another professed Christian, Tim Tebow.

In his brilliant and bitter and sometimes mad work, men are generally predisposed not to like women, and women are given to spitting in the faces of the men whom they have, at one time or another, professed to love — or not love, exactly, but need.

Another professed witness named Michael Quattrin claims that the trouble started when too many people showed up to the party.

[pdf] In another, he professes his support for homosexuals: "I respect and adore them".

Another mockingly professes: "I would have preferred 'widow' but I'll settle for 'divorcee.'".

And another candidate, Josep Martínez-Rovira, professed no interest in Beckham yesterday, saying he needed players who could score goals, not those who made nice crossing passes.

Barber complied and found himself treated as a minor celebrity, though his standing was damaged by the publication of a volume with the title More Last Words of Dr Johnson by "Francis, Barber" – the comma a clue, widely overlooked, that this grubby hotchpotch had been put together by another Francis, who professed to have had the honour of dressing Johnson's wig.

In another interview, Rotten professed bafflement at the furore surrounding the group: "I don't understand it.

Cornelius Vanderbilt, the commodore's great-grandson, found himself in the unusual position of being just another crushed commuter, but professed, "I would rather ride under the Hudson today hanging to a strap than ride to Albany in a private car".

I found myself shaking my head in disbelief that yet another pastor -- a professed Christian in a leadership position -- believes that homosexual people should be put to death.

Nixon and Mao professed to admire one another, and, in many respects, they probably did.