Different types of paganism were professed in the 4th century, and equally diverse were the forms taken by the support given to Julian.
Pompeo, in his public testimony, did not put to rest questions about positions on torture that he himself has professed in the past, or about what he might encourage Trump to do, if Trump should turn to him in private.
Open academic practice draws a link between OER, open access to research outputs and research data, and the general practice of "professing" (in the late-medieval sense) a subject, by what we now call a "public intellectual".
Mitchell's insults, uttered in public, in anger, were not as damning an exposition of the Conservative project as Mitt Romney's remarks, professed in the contemplative privacy of a donor dinner, were of the Republican attitude toward people less financially successful than they.
She was deeply impressed by the faith that working-class Europeans professed in the idea that in America, life could be better.
That is what is great about being in your 20s (25 and a half, to be exact. The same age Marnie nonchalantly professes in "The Panic in Central Park" [season 5, episode 6], the same age I am now).
Our hope is that you will not miss this critical opportunity to resolve the human and environmental tragedy in Ecuador and transform Chevron into the responsible 21st century energy company professed in 'The Chevron Way' and in your 'Human Energy' advertising campaigns.
Always professing in the past that I'm "just not a fair kinda gal," I was blindsided by a friend this year who didn't tell me that we were going to the fair until we were in the car and on the way there.
The Malaysian interpretation of the term profess in Article 11(1) of the Malaysian Constitution may be relevant as that provision is worded similarly to Article 15(1) of the Singapore Constitution.
Voter turnout and the trust Americans profess in government -- two of the least contested statistics in Putnam's arsenal -- are still down.
