Sentence examples for professed less from inspiring English sources

Fed officials professed less concern that the purchases could loosen the Fed's grip on inflation.

Only Greeks and Italians professed less belief in the benefits of economic union than the French, according to Pew.

"A plan of exultation, a plan of salvation: they both are in a better place," said Margaret who has read the Koran and is well aware that the terrorists profess no less faith in immortal deliverance.

Some investors now profess to care less about such reforms.

Democrats professed outrage, including some who seemed less offended in 2002 when one of their own, Gov. James E. McGreevey, was accused of abusing flying privileges.

These groups brought with them greater resources to eclipse local Kashmiri groups, and professed foreign religious ideologies that were less tolerant of local sensibilities.

These groups brought with them greater resources to eclipse local groups, and professed foreign religious ideologies that were less tolerant of local sensibilities.

More recently, Romney proudly professed that he has never paid less than 13percentt in federal income taxes when middle class Americans pay approximately 25percentt annually.

I would suggest, however, that it is not so much ideological extremism as the fact that our two-party system less and less reflects the genuine diversity of political ideas professed by various segments of the American population.

And though he had professed to want to marry me, he began to mention it less and less.

It is a simple set of goals, consistent with those professed by Republicans over the last 25 years: "lower taxes, less government, more freedom".