Sentence examples for he profess from inspiring English sources

Not only does he profess admiration, he even concedes that he might once have been convinced by Paley.

Why, on the other hand, does he profess embarrassment at his membership (as a student at Oxford in the 80s) of the Bullingdon Club, to which the equally ambitious Boris Johnson also belonged?

WHEN ASKED ABOUT Leonhardt's allegations, other foreign scientists who work with Sailing He profess disbelief.

How, then, can he profess to know anything about the "majority" of this group?

Bauer did not profess to be God, nor did he profess to be man's salvation.

Not only does he profess a strong pro-life orientation, he was a member of President Bush's bioethics council and last year found himself ensnared in a briefly embarrassing disclosure of his role in a study involving stem cells in the early 1990s.

He professed unconcern.

He professes not to care.

He professes astonishment.

He professes himself "terribly disappointed" by this.

But he professes not to care.