Sentence examples for profess themselves from inspiring English sources

Some, when asked, profess themselves comfortable with diversity.

American officials profess themselves reassured by his commitment to "free and fair" elections.

The competitors profess themselves unfazed by what many would see as the contest's inherent contradictions.

Locke and Dent both profess themselves happy with their audience figures.

And in the former Soviet Union, anti-Semitic and ultranationalist skinheads increasingly profess themselves above the law.

There's a Radio 4 pilot in the offing, about which they profess themselves "excited", albeit in a Kiwi way.

The stars of the franchise, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, have also professed themselves open to further instalments.

Asked the same question in 2003, 33% of the young people canvassed professed themselves "very proud".

Those on the front line professed themselves ready to die fighting the "forces of the devil"—Ethiopia, that is.

Many more professed themselves won over by the simple lines, airy but intimate interior, and much-appreciated cushions.

The studio's co-chairs Eric Fellner and Tim Bevan professed themselves "really proud" and said it was a "great start to the year".