Sentence examples for profess people from inspiring English sources

It follows that if they are accepted as constituting the only creed that everybody is obliged to profess, people cannot be persecuted on account of their beliefs.

"I enjoy wearing tailored suits, and I also like to wear rainbow-stripe leather pants on occasion, but that's not what I profess people should be wearing," said Mr. Kressley, who is now taping another makeover show called "How to Look Good Naked" for Lifetime.

To rival one of their more notable songs, which professes, "people don't dance no more," I'd like to argue the opposite.

Paco professed, "Some people assume that they were learning from me, but I can tell you it was me learning from them.

Some people profess to be indifferent to all of this.

Fewer people profess a belief in God than in America and even much of post-modern Europe.

Religion doesn't have to be true, Tocqueville thought, but it is very important that people profess it.

As with the recent case of Germaine Greer, Starkey wasn't even talking about the subjects people profess to be offended by.

Because Mrs. Megawati says so little, most people profess not to know how she would differ from Mr. Wahid.

In a socially aware culture, people profess to believe that no skin color, religion, sexual orientation, political ideology, chronological age or physical attribute is superior to another.

The archetype of this dynamic, he said, is when people profess great privacy concerns, then patronize Web sites without even checking the privacy policies.