Sentence examples for profess their desire from inspiring English sources

When ministers profess their desire for localism, we count our spoons.

Unlike their actions with the less popular health care bill, which Republicans felt free to try to block, Mr. McConnell and other leaders have been careful to profess their desire for better regulation, and not to be seen as defending Wall Street -- despite Democrats' efforts to paint them that way.

For people who profess their desire to get the depressed housing market back on its feet the Obama Administration has been singularly inept.

On Tuesday, officials in Gaza and the West Bank, where smaller gatherings took place, found rare common ground, professing their desire for reconciliation.

Anderson examines how the U.S. and Australia professed their desire to civilize and whiten Filipino lepers and Aboriginal half-castes into homogenous and hygienic "social citizens;" instead, these colonial states made them into racial inferiors, marginalized citizens, and polluted peoples.

Initially other villages in the area, chiefly Mattau, Soulang and Bakloan, also professed their desire to live in peace with the Dutch.

The trade ministers of Jordan, Israel and the Palestinian Authority met together for the first time -- even though all have often complained about regional trade obstacles and professed their desires for a joint free trade area.

They profess their support.

Liberals and conservatives alike profess their reverence.

Many Thais openly profess their fealty to the king.

Instead, sincere, well-meaning people profess their beliefs.