Sentence examples for in which professed from inspiring English sources

The 1997 Asian Financial Crisis is used to illustrate a system in which professed experts had confidence in but internal and external factors compounded upon each other to create a sudden, unexpected drop.

What does it mean when dictators profess a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, one blood-soiled hand holding an AK-47 and the other clasped over a heart in which professes to be the temple of the living God? Oh God, oh world, oh friend, hear the prayers of the people.

Can a layperson justifiedly identify which (professed) expert to trust?

"Sooner or later you will a have to flee from your citizens and find shelter in a country which professes even lower standards than you do".

Surely the day has passed when this kind of thing could be tolerated in a book which professes to teach science.

A paradox of this kind, in a work of fiction such as Ovid's Metamorphoses, would not offend an intelligent reader; but in a work which professes to be serious and scientific it is extremely offensive, for it amounts to a deliberate insult to all humanity in general and to every human being in particular.

Many oil companies, for example, operate in the United States which professes that men and women should be treated as equals and where bribery is considered wrong, while simultaneously operating in several Middle Eastern countries where women are regarded as subordinate to men and bribery is widely accepted.

In a world which professes to take human rights and international law, including the UN Charter, seriously, the perpetual belligerent occupation of one state by another state is inconceivable.

In the past he has granted interviews in which he professed his patriotism and suggested the charges against him were unfounded.

He also attracted attention last year after publishing a letter about racial harmony in the Chinese-language press, in which he professed his love for a dancer from China.

He soon gave a rambling, 15-minute statement in court, in which he professed his innocence, as he had in a recorded statement broadcast on a Penn State radio station Monday night.