There is no evidence against all sorts of things, but we don't waste our time believing in them". Dr. Collins said he believed that some scientists were unwilling to profess faith in public "because the assumption is if you are a scientist you don't have any need of action of the supernatural sort," or because of pride in the idea that science is the ultimate source of intellectual meaning.
"TD-SCDMA has been an 'Emperor's New Clothes' situation with officials all professing admiration in public but steadily coming to the realization that this technology would never work," Mr. Clark said in an e-mail response to questions about the announcement.
He doesn't profess in-depth knowledge of pop culture.
If Mr Tebow wants to profess his faith in public, on the field, he should be prepared for the slings and arrows.
Integrity, in a practical sense, includes genuinely being in private what you profess to be in public.
It has wisely been said, "Unless we have that within us something which is above us we will succumb to that which is around us". Integrity is all about truly being in private what we profess to be in public.
German officials quietly tell reporters they are prepared to see Greece leave the euro, while professing the opposite in public.
It presents a picture of a very different private Murdoch from the one who professed his humility in public.
We don't profess to be experts in public safety campaigns, but then, you don't have to be one to know the current strategy isn't working.
During the 1980s, the man who struck so much fear and terror in the Cambodian countryside became the de facto ally of governments promoting an insurgent war against the new Cambodian government backed by Vietnamese army - Singapore, Thailand, the US and the UK were all deeply involved while in public professing their disgust for Khmer Rouge barbarism.
In public, Chavez professed gentleness, but he had a quick, vindictive temper.
