Sentence examples for but professed that from inspiring English sources

Trump made reference to their past friction but professed that their relationship has vastly improved.

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.

Mantle has said that during his role as the doctor he received a lot of fan mail, some of which were medically related and asking for his advice, believing him to be a real doctor, but professed that he couldn't even stand the sight of real blood.

Predictably, perhaps, he also professed that, as a shoe designer, he doesn't pay much mind to the fashion angle.

He says: "I've always professed that jazz has lost its sense of humour..

But Catholic and Evangelical churches continue to profess that homosexuality is a choice.

He does not profess that better oils would suddenly make Chicago skinny but says that they would at least begin to alleviate some of the related coronary concerns.

(Older filmgoers used to profess that Carey Sr was the model for Wayne's screen persona).

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

She's beating the trend, despite professing that money is not her motivator.

Cosey unloaded many of his forgeries on this group, but be professed that each time he did so he suffered twinges of remorse afterward for having taken advantage of an honest man.