Sentence examples for professed by from inspiring English sources

One such theory is metaphysical (or "external") realism, as characterized (but not professed) by Putnam.

Paul recognises the liberal values professed by his country and his politician brother.

This all makes broader support professed by administrators for removing the capitol's flag meaningless lip service.

But where are these fact-enforcers on the other idiocies professed by elected representatives of their party?

It is, in fact, the same faith professed by those who thought Bill Clinton's sexual corruption implied political corruption.

Their clothing is regulated both in countries where Islam is a minority religion, and in those where it is professed by the majority.

The former took upon himself to measure the manufacturing energies of the population which has since risen in Yorkshire; the latter to measure the palates for coffee of twenty-one milliofs of people; and the Legislature now professes, by Act of Parliament, to gauge the appetites of twenty-seven milliofs of people and their increasing numbers for bread.

While I realized that some of my Muslim friends occasionally feel discriminated against, I was surprised to hear the level of fear professed both by American Muslims on the NPR program and my own friends in real life.

If we mean what we say — if we really believe that we're the good guys, and I hope we do — then this is the time to stand by those principles which our Founding Fathers professed and lived by.

Addressing a victory rally in Calgary, the Prime Minister professed himself "humbled by the decisive endorsement of so many Canadians".

Even so, Holloway, dapper and bright-eyed in his well-cut black overcoat, professed himself "exhilarated" by what he had seen.