Sentence examples for profess to work from inspiring English sources

"M.M. doesn't profess to work for everybody.

"Some critics profess to work according to a set of immutable esthetic and technical laws," he wrote in The Times on July 6 , 1980

It bothers me that people profess to work in a sacred manner with fetishes for which they haven't researched the grounded facts.

Mr. Mercer is alleged to have taken money from a fake company professing to work for the government of Fiji.

Malaysia initially took a reactive approach, criticising the crackdown on the Rohingya, though it now professes willingness to work with ASEAN members to coordinate aid in Rakhine state.

Masons may profess to enjoy working outdoors, but that does not ease the burden of lugging 100-pound bags of concrete to a job site or unloading a truckful of concrete blocks on a hot, muggy day.

"The UNFCCC and virtually all national governments profess to be working towards limiting climate change to no more than 2 degrees C.

Murphy has, in so many ways, proven his predecessor's opposite he was Barack Obama's ambassador to Germany, and has pretty consistently professed a willingness to work with people as opposed to steamrolling them.

WASHINGTON — President Obama and newly empowered Republican leaders professed a desire Wednesday to work together but yielded little ground on deep policy differences, foreshadowing the profound challenge of turning around a flagging economy under a divided government.

But Al Jazeera America employees profess confidence that they will be able to work free of interference.

Some even characterized the choice to work for O'Rourke as an abandonment of previously professed principles.