Sentence examples for have not professed from inspiring English sources

"I have not professed to be a polished politician," she said in an interview.

"Students from all walks of faith, as well as those who have not professed a faith, are welcome," the website says.

The party has not professed any particular ideology, except for its stated promises to promote the causes of "farmers, labourers, rural and urban areas, and the downtrodden and exploited".

Craig, who has not yet professed his love for Sophie, becomes upset; he accosts the Doctor and demands that he leave, which forces the Doctor to reveal his history and his reason for being in the flat.

But these theories have not prevented those who profess them from cheering and admiring Osama bin Laden.

They just are so far removed from the reality of the lives of ordinary people that, while they may profess humanity, tthey have not the slightest idea of what it is to live and work with humanity.

Looking back, I am ashamed that I have not always upheld the values that I profess and believe in".

Administration officials have professed disappointment that Iranian leaders have not responded more warmly to Mr. Obama's rhetoric.

The U.S. has been aware for some time of allegations of torture, but professes that there have not been such abuses.

We may have national interests (not letting bad people invade our NATO allies, for instance, which we haven't), and we should profess universal values (not letting helpless people get killed in large numbers, for instance, if we can realistically hope to stop it).

A preliminary salvo, fired last month, was the so-called "Mojave Experiment"—a focus group in San Francisco of 140 volunteers who had not actually tried Vista but professed that they had heard awful things about it.