Sentence examples for having professed himself from inspiring English sources

In 2006 he omitted Robert Pires, among other notables, having professed himself to be suspicious of players, like the midfielder, who were Scorpios.

Hiddink had professed himself unconcerned over contractual details today — "I don't have to sign one.

He has professed himself "troubled" by the clemency Barack Obama granted to Chelsea Manning, even though Manning is a national hero who was tortured after blowing the whistle on US government crimes.

She had previously made vocal arrangements of some of Chopin's mazurkas, with which the composer had professed himself "delighted"; to these she added nearly 200 songs, a few instrumental pieces, and several salon operettas, some to librettos by Turgenev.

Although, at the start of his appointment, he had professed himself "utterly unacquainted with that skill that the dealings in Prince's affairs requireth," Walsingham displayed considerable professional adroitness and diplomatic sangfroid in the aftermath of the massacre as he sought to gather the truth of what had taken place.

Mrs Schavan had professed herself "ashamed" of Mr zu Guttenberg's lapse.

Pompeo, in his public testimony, did not put to rest questions about positions on torture that he himself has professed in the past, or about what he might encourage Trump to do, if Trump should turn to him in private.

Mr Harper has professed moderation on social and economic issues.

She has professed an almost creative belief in pessimism.

Mr. Bosi has professed an interest in moving on.

Asked if they had professed their love to each other, Judge Holland sounded wistful.