Sentence examples for make a profession of from inspiring English sources

Children in Westboro must make a profession of faith before they are baptized and become full members of the church.

Politicians make a profession of appeasing vested interests; business people would rather think about making money than improving schools".

"What kind of world," it asks, "divides into those who make a profession of idleness and those who want work but can't get it"?

Nearly a quarter of the participating schools in Georgia require families to make a profession of religious faith, according to their Web sites.

The radical reformers, however, primarily the Anabaptists, insisted that a person must be sufficiently mature to make a profession of faith before receiving baptism.

My favourite remark of Poussin's is a simple throwaway in one of his letters: "I who make a profession of mute things".

Known affectionately as "Big Joe", Beltrami was frequently described as the first man to make a profession out of criminal law in Scotland.

Time-management specialists make a profession out of helping busy people find more time to do what they need to do.

As a travel editor, I've run stories about people who make a profession out of getting bumped by the airlines.

I went to UC Davis undergrad and discovered that trying to make a profession out of it was going to be very difficult.

If medicine presents the ultimate sacrifice, and doctors make a profession out of putting others first, it's time we step up and give it to them.