Sentence examples for both professed and from inspiring English sources

During his decade at the Treasury, Mr Brown at first both professed and practised prudence, but he then embarked unwisely on a prolonged public-spending spree that involved heavy borrowing.Even allowing for the fact that Britain's budget was already in deficit in 2007, its deterioration by 2010 is also set to be the G7's biggest.

The two factions that are struggling for power in Southern Yemen have both professed strong support for Moscow and, whatever the outcome, there is no thought here of gains for the West.

They both professed to be happy with their acceptances and were really happy with their eventual choices.

In all instances, we should describe the game as it is rather than perpetuate the fantasy of mechanistic umpiring that the right both professes and subverts.

I both profess and possess an interest in the salvation of millions of Africa that I am proud of; and whenever I lose it, I hope I will die.

I called customer service and talked to two people who both professed to never have experienced the previous app.

Matt Adams, 23, a graphic designer, and Leah Hummerston, 23, a fashion PR assistant, both professed their love for the star.

Both professed they were a little clueless.

Both Ms Krnacova and Mr Babis are Slovak-born; they both profess to see politics as a management problem.

They both profess a preference for the Polish novel.

Both men have professed their innocence and attribute their prominence in F.B.I. files and other investigative records to conspiracies, betrayals or overzealous prosecutors.