Sentence examples for much professed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boehner's much professed concern for small businesses is misdirection.

In contemporary fiction, given the much professed liberal leanings of most writers, the black protagonist in the white writer's hands is often so good or so bad that he or she ceases to be human.

No matter how much we profess to be against sexual harassment as a society, we've never shown ourselves to be particularly supportive of those who blow the whistle on someone who's inevitably just trying to make a "joke," and girls know it.

However much he professes that he has not even entertained the possibility of losing his job after this season, Ryan, under contract through 2014, is facing an uncertain future; it is unlikely that the Jets would let him reach the final year of his deal without extending it or firing him first.

If it fails, Lasseter will no doubt back away from future such releases, no matter how much he professes his love for old-timey cartoon making.

That seemed like it would be tantalizing, given how much Harper had professed his love for the District.

In his last years, when volumes came so much faster, Hill professed himself amazed at his youthful patience.

If the husband loved his children as much as he professed, the doctor wrote, he should strive to keep the family together.

In this light, large amounts of state funds and funding from the Revolutionary Guards have gone to make films with "relatable" heroes who defended Iran as much as they professed an allegiance to the revolution.

Claude-Adrien Helvétius, a countryman of Condillac's who professed much the same philosophy, was perhaps even more insistent that all human beings lack any intellectual endowment at birth and that despite differing physical constitutions each person has the potential for identical passions and ideas.

Much as Sara professed to loath The Who/Thin Lizzy-style hard rock I was writing and playing, immediately following her first rehearsal with me and Mick, as we were packing guitars back into cases, she marveled in her charming Northern England accent... "I really donʼt like this type of music at all, but, my God, itʼs so much fun to play!" An immortal line in my life.