Ms. Murdoch, who runs the Shine Group, professes nothing but satisfaction — though she also happens to be one of Mr. Silverman's closest friends.
I profess nothing about their bedroom behaviors, but will at least vouch for their spunkiness in the classroom.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt, for his part, professes nothing but sympathy for Snowden's eventual decision.
A few years later, she permitted a teenage Brooke Shields to famously star in a series of commercials for Calvin Klein jeans, provocatively professing that nothing comes between "me and my Calvins".
Unabashed by the reaction to his latest remarks, Mr Mori professed to have nothing to feel sorry about.
When I spoke to Mr. Lane, he told he me believed that Mr. Apotheker, a longtime friend, was the right choice for H.P. When I asked him about the TomorrowNow fiasco, he professed to know nothing about it.
Like the bard of Bay City, the French and Irish masters of realist fiction frequently professed to care nothing for content and everything for form – and form, of course, was just another word for style.
The detectives assigned to the case "professed to see nothing unusual," but our suspicious narrator, who is the attending physician, summons his friend Inspector Conroy, and together they discover that the comatose patient is a stigmatic, bearing wounds on her hands and feet, with long points appearing to project from the skin "like the ends of nails".
Clive Gillinson, Carnegie's executive and artistic director, heard the intruding sounds from his seat in Row G, he said in an interview on Saturday, but since people around him professed to hear nothing, he concluded that he was being typically oversensitive.
The ship,, whose captain professed to know nothing of Britain's entry into the war, was permitted to proceed unmolested in accordance with the rules set forth in the Hague Convention of 1907.
