Sentence examples for professed ideas from inspiring English sources

The decision was not just about schools; it was about the nation living up to its own professed ideas.

As a man whose professed idea of heaven is a family-size bar of Dairy Milk, preferably consumed in front of a Formula One race, he seemed relieved.

Persecuted in Europe, many settled in Rhode Island, whose founder, Roger Williams, professed Seeker ideas and advocated religious freedom for all.

We hear of Aristotle's support for Alexander the Great's cruel imperialism, which sits uneasily with the philosopher's professed political ideas.

Some might read this as Cooper's attempt to hold America up to its professed ideals.

But Gavin Long's life also became a web of paranoid ideas, a professed allegiance to an antigovernment "sovereign citizen" group and a belief that bloodshed was a better tool than peaceful protest in the fight against oppression.

But for a self-professed libertarian, the idea doesn't seem to fit with the broader policy platform.

In a world torn by a multitude of differences and professed divisive ideologies, perhaps the idea of celebrating differences with an expression of peace and through the lens of our culture is something that we cannot afford to be without.

Yet wouldn't you know it, her mother is actually (and predictably) proud of her daughter, contrary to her professed sour reaction to the college idea.

This idea lines up with the professed aims of the hardvapour community itself.

And yet today Reagan's professed followers go out of their way to avoid association with the very idea of compromise.