Sentence examples for professed better from inspiring English sources

Throughout much of the first season, the character frequently developed aliases for herself to acquiesce to her coworkers; these aliases include Cristal, an homage to the alcoholic beverage of the same name, and Carina, which she professed "better captured [her] sensual womanhood".

He does not profess that better oils would suddenly make Chicago skinny but says that they would at least begin to alleviate some of the related coronary concerns.

Midway through the second quarter, it looked as if the Cowboys were what they had professed to be — far better than their record indicated.

Forzley also professed one of the better real-world arguments in favor of Bitcoin I've heard.

His dissection of the Jets' 24-6 victoverover Miami on Monday night complete, Ryan professed that the Dolphins were "much better than their record," which is 0-5 and falling as if freighted by an anvil.

Ki professed to being surprised that his quip – "he better not show his face.

Reminded by his interviewer that he had once professed to "roughing up" Mario Balotelli to get the better of him, the Inter midfielder was asked if the same approach was required.

As Robertson began to buy better bred, more expensive horses and professed his interest in winning major races like the Kentucky Derby, he became more open about his racing operation, even naming Mr. Pat after himself.

"It seems like regulatory authorities in Europe are talking better, and a number of leaders have professed some interest in putting forth a euro bond".

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.

He professed surprise that both designers showed fur mitts and added, grinning, "Mine are better".