Sentence examples for finally professed from inspiring English sources
Soon he began e-mailing and calling her, and three months later, when she still did not realize how he felt, he finally professed his love.
When I finally professed the whole thing he said, "Oh I know that.
It felt like my heart swimming in my chest when Anne finally professed and reciprocated her love to Gilbert on Anne of Green Gables.
And finally, those professing dismay today might have at least remembered their own campaign ads from last fall, which portrayed Mr. Bush as an enemy of the working family and the environment.
Jerry Tlhopane, a veteran ANC activist who told me he had finally broken ranks with the party he still professed to love, said he would be voting tactically on Wednesday - for the EFF.
Americans at the meeting such as Paul W. McCracken, chairman of the Council of Eco nomic Advisers, professed to be satisfied that they were finally bringing the disease un der control.
He finally came out to his parents in his early 20s "and they professed to be surprised, which seemed most implausible to me", and is now happily married to journalist John Habich.
He has always professed his innocence, and on Tuesday, advances in the science of fire investigations finally set him free.
He professed, after a hard-fought, 6-3, 7-6 (5), 5-7, 7-6 (9) victory over Xavier Malisse, that he was just happy to finally be awarded the honor of opening his tournament on the Open's feature court.
They professed encouragement on Wednesday.
