Sentence examples for can profess from inspiring English sources

Though candidates are not affiliated with political parties, they can profess their political colours.

By reminding everyone of a real military agreement, you can profess innocence while having military "exercises" overstepping their bounds.

It's not a thing I can profess to understand beyond a basic respect for their guts and their kind of crazy hope that the future will be weird.

Outsider art people can profess to want to exist in the nexis of contemporary art, but the value wouldn't hold up.

Indeed, few places can profess such longstanding support for the United States as Colombia, which sent battalions to fight alongside American troops in the Korean War.

On the Internet, where anyone can profess to be an expert, rumor sites can make all these theories seem plausible, particularly to a new generation that has not been educated properly about the risks of H.I.V.

After all, what shareholder would want a chief executive who can plausibly profess ignorance about where the company was headed?

How can we profess to be a civilised, first world country when we leave a very elderly lady with dementia lying like that for so long?" On the same day, 70 miles north, Janet Walsh, 66, was on her moped near Cheltenham when she clipped a kerb and hit the road hard, injuring her leg and shoulder.

Banks like Citigroup may chide Fannie and Freddie for accounting irregularities, but they can hardly profess to be saintly themselves.

How, then, can he profess to know anything about the "majority" of this group?

Can I profess to be an expert on successful lawyering because I watch Law & Order: SVU once a week?