Sentence examples for profess how from inspiring English sources

When white evangelicals play a huge role in election Donald Trump president, other white Christians profess how they voted for Hillary Clinton or describe why their Christianity is different.  .

The last few days have seen a spate of Sensible Scottish Political Commentators declaring their admiration for Southgate's affable England squad, as if to profess how much more grown-up they are than the spiteful masses, who are unable to let go of a long-held sporting rivalry and support their near-neighbours.

Lots of athletes make a point of professing how humble they are, having made such a journey.

But despite the hype — countless credits in fashion magazines, followed by colleagues professing how comfortable they were while wearing them with everything from jean shorts to Sunday dresses — I didn't buy a pair.

We're seeing, anecdotally at least, young men professing how "real girls" just don't live up to the girls in porn, while the young women themselves express frustration at being constantly expected to behave like shaven performing sex monkeys with no gag reflex.

"How would you feel like having another baby?" he asked her after professing how much he loves her and her four girls.

This is why at Breast Cancer Action, we call October "Breast Cancer Industry Month," the month when corporations make money professing how much they care about breast cancer by selling pink ribbon products.

In an interview with Resident Advisor, Matsutake professed how much of an influence Tomita had on the band's music, in particular, it's leader Ryuichi Sakamoto: "In the studio YMO used to spend time analyzing how Tomita created the sounds.

Nothing discredits religion quite like the gap that often yawns between what believers profess and how they live.

We've already professed here how much we enjoy the droll, dry films of Whit Stillman, and his latest, "Love & Friendship," is another sparkling gem.

I don't ever profess to know how and why people get together".