Sentence examples for continues to profess from inspiring English sources
That reality helps to explain why Germany continues to profess its determination to keep Greece in the currency union if at all possible.
Undeterred, he continues to profess his love and she appears to respond, only for him to realise that she's basically faking it to get him to kill Tyrion.
In a March 2009 briefing to the FBI director, Robert Mueller, the embassy noted that the ISI chief, General Shuja Pasha, "continues to profess a determination to end ISI's overt and tacit support for proxy forces".
3. (C) DG ISI Pasha, whom you met in last week's bilateral and trilateral strategic review in Washington, continues to profess a determination to end ISI's overt and tacit support for proxy forces in the tribal areas, Afghanistan and Kashmir.
Mr Cherry, who continues to profess his innocence, is the last living suspect to face trial.In this section The great cloning debate Fidel, Jeb, Jimmy and the axis of evil Bad news, good news The civil-rights struggle A different class of suspect Boys will be boys A riotous break The golden boy Reprints.
On the Republican side, a majority of voters continued to profess ignorance about the candidates in the race.
The Visigothic king was theoretically ruler of only his own people, whereas the Hispano-Romans continued to profess allegiance to a rapidly vanishing imperial authority.
Nonetheless, the two continued to see each other regularly -- as pals -- over the next year, during which Mr. Sutherland continued to profess his affection for Ms. Ruiz.
He was lionized by his owner, Antoine Yates, who continued to profess undying love after he was arraigned on Tuesday in Manhattan Criminal Court.
For all his troubles (the nine errors is only five fewer than Nunez made all season in the minor leagues a year ago), the Yankees continue to profess faith in him.
While investors are fleeing, pushing her stock to a new low yesterday, many business partners and customers continue to profess loyalty to the chief executive, even as they are handling her with more caution then before.
