Earlier this year, he raised eyebrows by professing that "racism is actually rare".
Mr McGuinty won over many of these voters by professing a deep concern about the state of urban services.
Maybe by professing my appetite for such a charmingly obscure course of study, I could win over the admissions officers.
(This judge later served on South Carolina's Supreme Court, and landed in some hot water by professing to find racist jokes inoffensive and funny).
The Americans drive the guide to distraction by refusing to be impressed -- by professing, in fact, never to have heard of the gentleman.
In online-only excerpts from his Vibe interview, Wayne defuses some tension with 50 Cent by professing his love for 50's brand of Vitamin Water.
A scientific statesman, if there were such a person, would try to defuse the situation by professing respect for all religions and making a grand yet also trivial concession about the status of evolution.
This focus is occurring because, in some instances, tickets were supposedly fixed when officers who wrote them were persuaded to skip scheduled appearances, or to sabotage cases by professing forgetfulness when asked to describe the traffic stop.
But the season was less than a week old when he insulted a key segment of the fan base by professing his admiration for Castro in a Time magazine article.
New York magazine, meanwhile, convened what amounted to an awkward literary frat party, at which younger writers, almost all of them men, were invited to pay implicit tribute to themselves by professing their great, not always unqualified, admiration for Mr. Roth.
