Sentence examples for professed in a from inspiring English sources

His embrace of the notion that Israel and Palestine should exist side by side, professed in a speech at Bar Ilan university last June, is still hedged with conditions that, in many eyes, suggest it was a tactical ploy rather than a bid for a durable deal.

The couple broke up a year later; she professed in an interview to feeling "angry" and "betrayed" for a long time, but insisted that they remained on good terms.

He doesn't profess in-depth knowledge of pop culture.

Mitchell's insults, uttered in public, in anger, were not as damning an exposition of the Conservative project as Mitt Romney's remarks, professed in the contemplative privacy of a donor dinner, were of the Republican attitude toward people less financially successful than they.

She constantly professed in interviews and lectures: "If he were a dentist, I would have become a dentist".

Among the Belmont Mormons, stories abound of Mr. Romney acting out the values he professed in church.

I found myself shaking my head in disbelief that yet another pastor -- a professed Christian in a leadership position -- believes that homosexual people should be put to death.

Those who professed belief in a divine revelation Christians and Jews in particular were given special consideration.

At a United Nations meeting last month, the Iraqi delegation professed interest in a resolution but did not agree to inspections.

Although he professed faith in a global approach under the UN umbrella, he repeated his view that the Kyoto pact was "fatally flawed" without offering ideas for how to fix it.

Open academic practice draws a link between OER, open access to research outputs and research data, and the general practice of "professing" (in the late-medieval sense) a subject, by what we now call a "public intellectual".