Sentence examples for profess the need from inspiring English sources

Indeed, "some EU leaders profess the need to stay neutral in the conflict while Georgia is being destroyed".

Perhaps the most revealing index to Lagerfeld's creative mind — to his insistence on keeping history alive even as he professes the need to forget it — was a room on the first floor at the end of a crooked hallway, which he saved for the end of his house tour.

Labour supporters might reflect that, disagreeing as they do with all that the Tories profess, they need not fear the smugly confident campaign by the Tory press to get Jeremy Corbyn elected Labour leader (Telegraph urges readers: sign up here for Labour, vote Corbyn, 'destroy the party', 16 July).

"And I don't feel the need to profess it," Steven said about his homosexuality.

We may no longer feel the need to profess extraordinary beliefs and circumcise our boy children but we could all use a revived sense of community, an enlivening of our sympathies, and a strengthening of our powers to enjoy or endure existence.

But haters gonna hate, and so I feel the need to profess.

"I'm not professing a need in the outfield to anybody".

Further, women who profess the Islamic faith were significantly less likely to experience the log odds of unmet need to limit births.

"They go there to profess the faith".

Senators profess the rumours "very disturbing".

About four-fifths of Salvadorans profess the Roman Catholic religion.