Sentence examples for of them professed from inspiring English sources
Many of them professed faiths, wore clothing, or spoke languages that at first set them apart.
All of them professed to disbelieve the myth of 'having it all', although any future compromise seemed an entirely abstract notion.
Marxist critics did not give much thought to how the economy would be run after capitalism had been abolished; most of them professed to see no difficulty in organizing the society that would follow.
Only one of them professed to be more relaxed now than in 2007 and 2008: "Now we are talking about the problem; previously people didn't know or didn't understand what was going on".
A lot of people at this newspaper have children, but most of them profess to have no idea what those children are thinking.
The Hills stay about three blocks from the course on summer weekends, and while none of them profess to be a great golfers, all like coming to Ocean City Municipal.
The old ones no longer wished to be citizens of the United States; the new ones, some of them, profess to wonder if the President is a citizen at all.
Most of them profess to have strict no-burn policies, but police are investigating reports that some lit these fires themselves, or paid others to do it on their behalf.
The incumbency poured scorn on this, many of them professing that they had invented a new asset class – mortgage-backed securities and related complex derivatives – that represented an entirely new method of generating wealth.
This material, naturally a great yarn, is handled exceedingly well by the journalist Brendan I. Koerner, whose main interest, beyond the simple delight of the story, is in excavating the skyjacking epidemic from history — an extended moment, from 1968 to 1972, when dozens of planes in the United States were taken over by hijackers, most of them professing political aims.
Seated cross-legged on concrete cell floors, the men, most of them Pakistanis, profess a blithe ignorance of the basics of warfare, much less terrorism.
