To Woolf and her Bloomsbury friends, psychoanalysis must have confirmed what they already suspected, that social norms and accepted forms of behavior were often there to veil the gulf that exists between what is professed and the truth.
I do not profess to know the truth of the matter one way or the other, but in revisiting the stories of these men's deaths I hope to have demonstrated that, far from clearing the air, Capt.
A professed psychic describes "the truth about hauntings, spirits and reunions with lost loved ones".
"A love for the classics might be professed," Tosches writes, "but the truth was that no editor could or would publish these books today".
But professing that revealing MAU figures exposes the truth behind the numbers is plain false.
We'll give Smith's staff the benefit of the doubt on this, and assume they're being disingenuous at worst when they profess not to know his press release was nothing like the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
The students of Goldsmiths may delight in torching the literature of the Socialist Workers Partyy, but they've adopted the totalitarian mindset of the Trotskyist vanguard they profess to despise: that they – and only they – are in possession of the truth.
He further stated, "It is much closer to the truth that terrorists hate this country precisely because of the values we profess and seek to live by, not by some alleged failure to do so".
Vatican II's statement on the subject could not be more clear-cut: "The Vatican Council professes its belief that it is upon the human conscience that these obligations [to seek the truth] fall and exert their binding force...
Vatican II's statement on the subject could not be more clear-cut: "The Vatican Council professes its belief that it is upon the human conscience that these obligations [to seek the truth] fall and exert their binding force. . . .
He wants us to live for America, as one nation, and together profess the American Creed of self evident truths.
