Sentence examples for professed fan from inspiring English sources

PAGE A19 Business AN ANCHORMAN'S DANCE WITH DAYTIME TV In addition to his journalistic interest in global calamity, Anderson Cooper is a professed fan of conjured drama.

Hampton, who is perhaps more of a professed "fan" of the sport than anyone else on the WTA Tour, is a sound on-court tactician, an asset which has translated especially well to clay.

When they began shooting Britain's answer to "Jersey Shore," the creators of ITV 2's "The Only Way Is Essex" — of which Kate Middleton is a professed fan — could have only dreamed of Lauren Pope, a reality star with a knack for being photographed falling-down drunk in short dresses.

"I'm curious about this too," said Riggs, a professed fan.

Gregory Elfers is gay, Catholic, and a professed fan of Pope Francis.

Many scholars believe that Carl Barks, a professed fan of Little Nemo, was likely exposed to Rarebit Fiend, which appeared in The San Francisco Examiner, which Barks read growing up.

The new rules won't necessarily result in the banishment of bikinis; after all, many of the players are professed fans of the tight uniforms.

Also at home among the photo's stars -- who are professed fans of each other --  is Mariah Carey's 35-Carat engagement ring, which her fiancé, billionaire James Packer, proposed to her with in January.

Like Kaufman, the Canadian poet and academic Suzannah Showler is a self-professed fan of the show, and she has also recently written a book about it, "Most Dramatic Ever: The Bachelor".

She would not feel welcome at Yankee Stadium because of the flap during her campaign about her credentials as a self-professed fan of the team, and her face seems to harden a little at Schumer's remark.

Ms. Chang became pivotal to the staging of the nearly four-hour drama-comedy, which is only presented in Mandarin without English subtitles, as a result of years of pursuit by a self-professed fan of her work, the Hong Kong experimental theater impresario, Edward Lam Yik-wah.