Bush's New Statesman colleague George Eaton, for example, notes that – despite prominent members of Corbyn's team clearly professing to have read Marx – the manifesto they have produced appears to owe more economically to John Maynard Keynes.
The Obama administration, while professing wariness, is clearly intrigued by the possibility of resolving a problem that has bedeviled President Obama as long as he has been in office.
In the Council of Nicaea, one specific creed was used to define the Church's faith clearly, to include those who professed it, and to exclude those who did not.
And for the most part, it's also not as if they clearly believe in universalism, but just profess some kind of openess, undecidedness, or confusion on the issue: "I still have to think about that some more" — although that may be getting a bit closer to the position of a lot of the folks I'm writing about.
Incensed, Shepherd finally strikes back, asking Rumson why he professes to love America while he so clearly hates Americans.
But I confess — or profess — with all due humility toward and respect for a clearly good and kind and decent woman, to have found her book a crashing, mind-numbing bore.
King warned that a nation that chose guns over butter would starve its people and kill itself, but Obama has clearly failed to heed that warning, as did his predecessor, who also professed to follow Christ's teachings.
Leaders of the foreign creditors and SK Global both professed to have been pleased with the result, but the Korean creditors clearly emerged the winners in a battle in which the foreigners charged the Koreans had ignored their interests.
But there were at least seven American states where an atheist could be barred from holding public office, and the fact that hardly a single member of Congress dares to profess no religion is taken as a sign of strong societal pressure.One thing emerges clearly from this report.
Though most schools officially claim to have no age policy, or profess to "look at potential for career growth in all participants, regardless of age", some are clearly more concerned with birth dates than others.
"[T]he investigators' collective statements throughout the interrogation clearly led Dassey to believe that he would not be punished for telling them the incriminating details they professed to already know," Duffin wrote in his ruling.
