Sentence examples for formally profess from inspiring English sources
At the earlier globalization protests, participants who formally profess to be anarchists made up a large segment of those arrested on charges of vandalism or in violent confrontations with police.
Knight, French chevalier, German Ritter, now a title of honour bestowed for a variety of services, but originally in the European Middle Ages a formally professed cavalryman.
Even in Sweden where church and state were formally separated in 2000, the monarchy still professes the national Protestant faith; the same goes for Norway where church-state ties were loosened last year.
Over the past four decades, Mr. Toye and his wife have been formally accused three times of having sold or trying to sell fakes, most often imitations of paintings by the folk artist Clementine Hunter, whose work Mr. Toye professes to despise.
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Inscription: Domus Profess.
(Considerable numbers profess no religion).
To Profess or to Inquire?
They profess their support.
Liberals and conservatives alike profess their reverence.
