Sentence examples for professed one from inspiring English sources

Forzley also professed one of the better real-world arguments in favor of Bitcoin I've heard.

"I didn't mean to hurt Elin [Woods's wife]", professed one lovely, right in the middle of doing so for the second time – the first by bedding Elin's husband, the second by telling the world about it.

And they don't pretend to be Formula 1 racing drivers "I am short and fat with a thick waist," professes one happy-go-lucky bachelor on Season 6. "I have no house, no savings, and no car".

At the Vatican, Pope Benedict XVI appealed to those responsible for the attacks on Christians to "stop immediately," and he called on Nigerians to build a society where "the right to profess one's own faith is fully protected".

Speaking one language, professing one general system of religious and political principles, and accustomed to one general tenor of social usages and customs".

And that, contrary to what these defeatists profess, one can smother these principles, shrink them, crush them, discourage those who uphold them--they remain invincible.

Love is professed on paper.

Professing one's love somehow would put a chink in that armor of emotional aloofness.

Some lines preach tolerance, such as "If God had pleased He surely could have made you one people (professing one faith)," (5:48) and "O you unbelievers, I do not worship what you worship, nor do you worship who I worship... to you your way and to me mine," (109 1-6).

So though the authors profess that one must "break the rules of marketing," they're in fact hewing to a tried and true rule.

Not one professed to know how G.M. had done it.