Sentence examples for now professed from inspiring English sources

But tribal leaders are furious that the state has allowed nine nontribal racetracks across New York to install electronic slot machines, and that Mr. Cuomo has now professed an openness to allowing Las Vegas-style nontribal casinos.

Some investors now profess to care less about such reforms.

Mr Persson now professes to be "in no rush" to have a referendum.

The brand of Islam most Iranians now profess, called Shīʿism, seems to them the truest form.

But Nik Wallenda completed that same walk, and now professes confidence in his ability to cross the falls.

Jolie now professes to save a third of her income, live on a third and give a third away.

"It is whether, when the heightened scrutiny of the proxy contest ends, the same board is likely to remain as reinvigorated as it now professes to be".

Will the Serb Republic become an integral part of Bosnia, as the Dayton agreement requires and Mrs Plavsic, once an ardent nationalist, now professes to believe?

He now professes a state nationalism that draws on a besieged-fortress mentality, a hard-line anti-Western stance, and faux traditionalism.

Fairey told Creativity Online that while he has been politically active, there's something new in the enthusiasm he now professes to feel.

The FA chairman Greg Dyke, 2018 bid executive Andy Anson and Commons sports committee chairman, John Whittingdale, now profess their shock at the allegations in the Sunday Times.