Sentence examples for profess anything from inspiring English sources

Because obviously we don't talk, so we don't profess anything.

And they profess that anything making addiction more survivable or less awful will encourage kids to take drugs.

In interviews, many trustees profess ignorance about anything beyond their immediate duties.

Nor did the Stones ever profess to be anything but a "Chicago blues band," a mantra that Jagger and Richards repeated even as the band embarked on a 2013 tour of North American sports arenas.

How, then, can he profess to know anything about the "majority" of this group?

Some people don't mind; they like to get mail from strangers, are unconcerned with the sale of their Social Security numbers to potential identity thieves and profess to never have anything to hide.

One security guard at Canberra professed not to know anything about football before claiming that Abdulrahman was something else.

Ms. Baranski was just as good in the chilling final scene, when she continued to push at Will and Will continued to lie to her, professing not to know anything about Alicia's marriage.

Among both friends orand correspondents, there are few living together long-term who profess to be driven by anything much stronger than affection and duty in keeping up the bedroom business after a few years together.

Irony has served the introverted and the jaded well since its invention in the early 90s, so rather than sing anything you actively profess to enjoy, you must select what you publicly loathe and/or secretly love.

I will kill you, motherfucker!" After months of treatment at a luxe rehab facility in Hawaii, Amy is back and professes to be ready for anything.