That's why you'll find that most countries harbor some form of irredentist frustration, if not professed as government policy, then whispered on the fringes of the political spectrum.
But if Obama professed to be an expert on Islam, so did George W. Bush.
Asked if they had professed their love to each other, Judge Holland sounded wistful.
Krzykowski wasn't sure if Hempstead, who professed to be a devout Christian, was motivated by compassion for Rainey or by a less high-minded impulse — a desire to embarrass Dade or to leverage a transfer out of the T.C.U.
The style of analysis readily found on politically themed television talk shows, for instance, involves a mash-up of campaign Kremlinology (Which adviser pressed Mitt Romney to release his tax returns, and which adviser didn't?) and an insider's view of big decisions (Will it play better in Ohio if Barack Obama disavows the ad or if he professes ignorance?).
If we profess and proclaim that God «created the world out of love», if we contend and confess that the Word of God «assumed flesh and dwelt among us», and if we value and venerate sacred icons in our liturgy and worship, then we must also struggle for the transfiguration of the entire cosmos... to the last speck of dust! 20.
They lament the score's lack of hummable tunes, even if they profess respect for Ms. Tesori's work.
History and emotion are vested in the clothes we wear, and they shape our identities, individual and collective, even if we profess indifference to them.
"A bad TiP report ranking is like a bad report card, even if countries profess not to care, they don't like it.
He's been criticized for his use of slurs in his lyrics, resulting in a ban from the U.K. and New Zealand for perceived hate speech, while simultaneously claiming two outwardly gay members in his flock progressive for any hip-hop group—and openly (if sardonically) professing his attraction to several men, including Leonardo DiCaprio.
