Sentence examples for ideas professed from inspiring English sources

I would suggest, however, that it is not so much ideological extremism as the fact that our two-party system less and less reflects the genuine diversity of political ideas professed by various segments of the American population.

Coetzee is interested in how we profess ideas, both in life and in novels.

We should start each day by consciously asking ourselves, "What can I do today to appreciate the gifts that others offer me?" We need to make sure that global brotherhood and oneness with others are not just abstract ideas that we profess, but personal commitments that we mindfully put into practice.

Those rebels who professed Islamist jihadi ideas would often express admiration for the West and the United States.

Pedro I also professed other advanced ideas.

Wednesday's installment of President Obama's running campaign to raise the taxes of millionaires featured a group of wealthy people who agree with him, standing at his side as he professed that the idea is popular among the gilded elite from Warren Buffett on down.

She was deeply impressed by the faith that working-class Europeans professed in the idea that in America, life could be better.

Last week, when reporters asked Ali Asghar Soltanieh, Iran's ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency, when the country expected to produce the fuel assemblies, he professed to have no idea.

Help make it happen for RIOT on @indiegogo http://t.co/4AiAKA2u — Leonard Menchiari (@LMenchiari) 17 Feb 13 Some people who discussed the game on Reddit recently professed admiration for the idea.

Although Cain professed to have no idea about the meaning of "the postman" in his title, I believe he is being unnecessarily difficult.

Then again, Mr. Rothenberg has professed some ambivalence about the idea of tapping his heritage for aesthetic purposes.