Sentence examples for has been professed from inspiring English sources
The moral teaching in Christian communities has varied in the different eras, regions, and confessional traditions in which Christianity has been professed.
Soon, though, survivors said the shabiha turned their weapons on the same civilians they had been professing to defend.
Lowe, who is starring in a live action film called Monster Trucks in 2016, had been professing his love of EDM music on Twitter earlier in the day.
After all, here's a guitar band a long way from the ladrock landfill, who have been professing their love of pop in the buildup to the release of Holy Fire.
"All of the folks who have been anti-marriage equality have been professing to speak on behalf of our children and for the first time, we are actually hearing from those children what their lived actual experiences have been in their families, and overwhelmingly, their experiences have been good".
This morning, Katie Hopkins evoked the Holocaust, calling for a "final solution" amid a deluge of anti-Muslim tweets; alt-right creeps have been professing their horror while delighting in spinning the tragedy for their own ends; and anonymous users with names like LionHeart66 have been sharing plainly incorrect memes with the sort of people likely to believe any anti-Muslim messages they read.
Though the Erik Wemple Blog cannot predict union negotiations, Huffington has been steadfast in professing the editorial integrity of the Huffington Post in light of the recent articles about Uber.
"Cesar Chavez has been known to profess the attributes of non-violence...
Much has been made of Meachams professed desire to emulate the Economist; but a comparison between the two magazines suggests a different kind of savior is the only practical path out of oblivion.
Such localism as he professes has been forced on him by Europe's new wave of centrifugal politics.
Moore is shocked -- shocked! -- that someone like Starling (a "professed transvestite!") has been successful in condemning him publicly.
