Sentence examples for has always professed from inspiring English sources

Mr Piëch has always professed ignorance.

In fact, Mr. Hawke has always professed to be more interested in art than commerce.

He has always professed his innocence, and on Tuesday, advances in the science of fire investigations finally set him free.

America has always professed its idealism, for instance in Thomas Jefferson's phrase "all men are created equal," but America's sordid history of racism has always sullied that ideal.

Terry has always professed to be a one-club man — Chelsea from youth to retirement — but he is 29 and has back problems.

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.

Barrymore had always professed a dislike of the acting profession, but in 1900 he was persuaded by his father to join him on stage for a few performances of a short play, "A Man of the World".

He had always professed indifference to my obsession, though.

I HAVE always professed to dislike the grandly named George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston.

However, both Blair and Gordon Brown have always professed strong religious beliefs and Cameron has been clear that he is a churchgoer.

"I had always professed that someday I would reap the benefits of maturity, but my lifestyle just wouldn't let me.