Sentence examples for profess through from inspiring English sources

A user interacts with PROFESS through a web interface using a functional-style query language that is translated to the structure query language (SQL) for mining PROFESS.

PROFESS is freely accessible through the URL http://cse.unl.edu/∼profess and through our web-site http://bionmr-c1.unl.edu/.edu/

There's no studio audience, and Ms. King good-naturedly riffles through headlines, pausing to profess love for Domino's pizza or worry about airplane germs.

These are "propositions you profess publicly" but would never follow through on, because they're adopted as a kind of political and cultural statement rather than out of deep conviction.

Atticus' work targeting those who profess to teach Plato's philosophy through the use of the writings of Aristotle (Atticus frs.

Interpretations sprung up on Twitter: "soil please" and "mandatory peas" were phrases people professed to see through the pixels; so were "goats of mercy" and, more darkly, "goats of rage".

Through it all, the engineers profess optimism that they are catching and saving what is most useful.

Either the Church of England wants to profess the revealed faith or one being revealed through innovation.

Thank you, Juidth Viorst, for seeing through the new fangled gadgets that profess to make parenting easier and for realizing that it may actually be harder.

He even went as far as to profess that after her death, Kingsford's spirit came through to tell him she was wrong about a previous disagreement.

This parallels Clement's earlier insistence that martyrdom can only be achieved by those who practice their faith in Christ through good deeds, not those who simply profess their faith.