Sentence examples for it's professed from inspiring English sources

"Because it's professed as becoming increasingly like the 'real thing,' porn literacy is more important than ever," Marty Klein, author of, His Porn, Her Pain: Confronting America's PornPanic with Honest Talk About Sex, told me.

In the early Seventies--about the same time that Tony Benn and Eric Heffer were getting the run around--Ralph Miliband came to the reluctant conclusion that the British Labour Party, despite it's professed Socialism, could not be trusted to stand up for the interests of the Working Class--let alone Socialism, because it was too tied to the political self interest of its Parliamentary members.

Her voltage may seem excessive when it's professing her love for Michael Kors and Yves Saint-Laurent, but, when she pushes back any gawkers with the line "You can't see what's under there, 'cause I'm a grown woman," she sounds appropriately immovable.

Their clothing is regulated both in countries where Islam is a minority religion, and in those where it is professed by the majority.

But the form of logic used in this defence must be questioned: it is professed that the critics of multiculturalism are wrong, that they deform and stigmatize multicultural ideology.

In interviews, he's professed his love for coloring, as in books.

Politicians of various religious hues, too: Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband, the leaders of the Liberal Democrats and Labour, are professed atheists.Is it any of their business?

As Professor Hamermesh puts it, "economists treat replication the way teenagers treat chastity – as an ideal to be professed but not to be practiced".

Love is professed on paper.

They are professed as being generally safe and may have efficacy as chemopreventive agents by preventing or reversing premalignant lesions and/or reducing second primary tumor incidence.

Sure, some of our Founding Fathers were professed Christians.