Sentence examples similar to profess a right from inspiring English sources

What Rwanda showed is how little true humanitarianism there is at the heart of states that both possess abundant resources and profess a commitment to human rights.

These have shown how little true humanitarianism there is at the heart of states that both possess abundant resources and profess a commitment to human rights.

It may be in companies' enlightened self-interest not only to profess a concern for worker rights and working conditions, healthy products, honest dealings, and the environment but actually to act on that concern.

Also, 'What you profess to-be, that you profess to-be: you profess a stone to-be: ergo you profess-to-be a stone'.

They both profess a preference for the Polish novel.

Just over one-fourth of the elderly profess a religion.

religion: participants were asked, "Do you profess a religious faith?" (yes/no).

Not in "a thousand years" as one of his Jon Goodwin lyrics professes, but right now.

Of course, in his opening statement Tuesday, Sessions professed a deep understanding of civil rights history and awareness of "systemic discrimination".

Of course, in his opening statement Tuesday, Sessions professed a deep understanding of civil rights history and awareness of "systemic discrimination".

Nonetheless, I profess an admiration for 2001.