Sentence examples for has again professed from inspiring English sources

Once they had fulfilled their true purpose — namely, the establishment of a Kafka archive and a Kafka club in Palestine — "the Hitler era, the era of destruction" would be followed by an age of "the infinite creation in the spirit of Kafka," "a good era for humanity, and for Judaism, which has again professed salvation to the peoples by one of its finest sons".

Mr. Glisson again professed his innocence, saying he had been wrongfully imprisoned for the murder of a cabdriver in 1995 in the Soundview section of the Bronx.

Speaking to reporters in Perth on Wednesday, Browne again professed his innocence but said he had no idea whether he'd be able to clear his name.

But like the Blue Tulip Rose Reed* of J Spaceman (right) that I have become, I will once again profess that I believe this group to be one of the greatest British acts of the last 20-odd years.

Now that the market in question is the democratic marketplace of ideas, Facebook is again professing neutrality.

In a couple of weeks, I was in the classroom again, professing about the good life, and the place of courage within it.

The Phantom forces Christine to don the wedding dress and once again professes his love, and orders Christine to marry him.

Then again, Mr. Rothenberg has professed some ambivalence about the idea of tapping his heritage for aesthetic purposes.

Empire Zone would here note that Mr. Spitzer has previously professed a lack of interest in running for the presidency — but then again, so has Michael R. Bloomberg, the New York mayor.

Mr Piëch has always professed ignorance.

He has often professed his love for marijuana.