Sentence examples for profess to being from inspiring English sources

Many parties at ABC profess to being relieved things did not work out that way.

Manufacturers who profess to being shorthanded say they have retooled the way they make products, calling for higher-skilled employees.

Despite the club's motto of naughtiness at all costs, some profess to being bored by it all.

But they profess to being deeply embarrassed by reports of parties where security guards were photographed naked, fondling and urinating on each other.

The army does not ask recruits about their sexual orientation, but dismisses those who publicly profess to being gay or are caught in homosexual acts (500-odd soldiers have fallen foul of this rule in recent years).

Don't be critical, or expect "consequences" from the government; make sure that religious leaders – more than 90% of Ugandans profess to being practising Christians or Muslims - do not talk politics unless they are praising the government.

Republicans profess to be unconcerned.

"I don't profess to be soft and easygoing".

Both Romney and Ryan profess to be deficit hawks.

Many profess to be surprised at this turn of events.

Many profess to be shocked by Katie's naked ambition.