Sentence examples for profess herself from inspiring English sources

It will be awkward to promise change to the country again, given that it was Obama's campaign slogan, but the Republicans' victory last week could work in her favour: if Washington stays "broken", it may allow Clinton to ride in and profess herself the antidote the US is crying out for.

Clinton professed herself unconcerned.

Mrs Schavan had professed herself "ashamed" of Mr zu Guttenberg's lapse.

Ms O'Reilly has even congratulated her old adversary, professing herself genuinely "impressed" by the Yentob prostration.

She professes herself a rule-breaker, but adheres to conventional pieties.

She professed herself "heartbroken and frustrated about the lack of inclusion".

He did and she – on Victoria's show the following day – professed herself satisfied with his policy changes.

She knew that some people in the room were celebrity-hunting, but she professed herself uncomfortable with such sport.

Wilton now gets letters from far-flung fans in South Korea and China, but professes herself "surprised", like the rest of the creative team, at the show's impact.

She professed herself amazed at the thought that there were subtle time shifts or elaborately connected plot developments in Every Man for Himself.

But others embraced the new rhythms, whether out of love – Debbie Harry had previously professed herself a fan of disco's production superhero Giorgio Moroder – or less generous motives.