Sentence examples similar to are not professed from inspiring English sources

"I'm not professing a need in the outfield to anybody".

"I'm not professing to be a fashion expert and neither are most people who use it," said Brooke Moreland, who started Fashism last September.

I am not professing to be an expert on how to fix all of the issues (there are many), but I can see what many firms are doing right and try to learn from that.

Bloomberg was not professing his personal faith as much as he was expressing scientific consensus in light of New York City's recent experience: the climate is changing.

I am not professing on being the smartest or even being able to use fancy words, but I know this country was founded on Judeo Christian values that are being attacked with vigorous enthusiasm from all sides.

Love isn't professed on paper anymore – it's expressed by Facebook status updates and YouTube videos.

When Tierney isn't professing amazement at the "results" (that is, common sense) revealed by Stroop testing and other laboratory work, he does offer blindingly commonsensical insight into such things as why the Alcoholics Anonymous programme works to reinforce willpower (clear guidelines, positive reinforcement, pre-commitment, and so on, but you knew all that already).

Absolutely! (Well, every scene in which Kim Richards wasn't professing her love of turtles).

Race matters here, as it always does even when it's not the professed topic.

"I have not professed to be a polished politician," she said in an interview.

Because he is not just professing Christ with his words and saying that he's a Christian, but he's showing the proof".