Sentence examples for has long professed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sarkozy, for his part, has long professed admiration of the United States, going so far as to vacation at Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire in 2007, shortly after he took office.

Longer queuing times east of Tower Hill could contribute to one of the journeys assessed being extended by 13 minutes and another by 16. Johnson, remember, has long professed solidarity with impatient motorists.

For evidence of this you only have to turn to some of capitalism's most celebrated heroes and heroines, such as George Soros, who has long professed bafflement over why more people don't curb the excesses of people like him.

The Supreme Court has long professed the principle that "death is different," that in order to deprive someone of his life, the state must be punctilious about providing him every procedural protection.

(Chinen) Savion Glover with Special Guests (Tuesday through June 17) Mr. Glover, a peerless dynamo of rhythmic tap dance, has long professed his jazz affinities; for this run, part of the Blue Note Jazz Festival, he engages with a succession of the music's elders.

He has long professed his love of cricket.

But French Socialists, including Mr. Hollande, have long professed unease with the role of post-imperial puppet-masters.

Private equity investors have long professed goals of not just bringing capital but also global best practices to their target companies.

Like many convicts, Maher had long professed his innocence, but something was different this time: His fellow inmates - and even some of the guards - actually believed him.

Mr. Schwarzenegger has long-professed an interest in politics but his run for governor is coming as his movie career is ebbing.

Though Mr. Monti professes loyalty to the "social market economy," he has long been a champion of deregulation and free trade.