Sentence examples for failed to profess from inspiring English sources

No politician has ever failed to profess his or her allegiance to wounded warriors, and that includes President Obama; the veterans affairs secretary, Eric Shinseki; and California politicians like Senator Dianne Feinstein and Representative Henry Waxman.

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.

Member states professed to welcome Boutros-Ghali's recommendations – but failed to act on them.

Not only has the policy failed to accomplish that, but it has created, in a country that professes classlessness, a group of second-class citizens.

On golf - a sport in which he professed to be "keen... but not good" - he failed to name three European golfers playing in the US Open, and he failed to identify the captain of the British Lions.

While establishment journalists like Mark Halperin profess that Drudge "rules our world," many sinister-sounding headlines splashed across the site failed to get oxygen outside the conservative media.

Mr. Megrahi has always professed his innocence, a stand he affirmed in a written statement read at a court hearing last November that failed to win him release because of his prostate cancer, which British doctors have called incurable.

"They go there to profess the faith".

Sadly there are many other professed Christians who fail to see a bigger picture: one that embraces a holistic understanding of the sacredness of human life.

Woolf professes to believe that the shock of such pictures cannot fail to unite people of good will.

And Kositsky has professed that his department will focus on measuring client outcomes from each of the organizations the city has contracts with, meaning that those who fail to produce results may lose city funding.