Sentence examples for professed over from inspiring English sources

In other words, will Suu Kyi remain true to the beliefs she has professed over her years of house arrest and avoid becoming a partisan political figure?

Many more professed themselves won over by the simple lines, airy but intimate interior, and much-appreciated cushions.

The notably hard-to-please Thomas Berger professed himself bowled over: "A sumptuous feast of language and wit, 'The Bushwhacked Piano' makes literacy a joy rather than an obligation".

Even men in the playground, shooting hoops, professed ambiguity over the return of the rich guys.

The middle-class families in the housing complex where the 13-year-old girl worked, in the suburb of Dwarka, professed shock over her treatment.

The approval by an important government committee came despite the deep-seated skepticism of a group of lawmakers, who professed concern over a Chinese company owning Smithfield, America's biggest pork producer.

Other economists professed surprise over the populist tone, but the damage was done.Even Germany's president, Joachim Gauck, said publicly that Ms Merkel must do a better job of "explaining" her euro policy.

For evidence of this you only have to turn to some of capitalism's most celebrated heroes and heroines, such as George Soros, who has long professed bafflement over why more people don't curb the excesses of people like him.

German director Laura Poitras has been following the Wikileaks founder for six years, and has professed shock over just how much access Assange allowed her into his life.

They thanked him for a great Open, praised him for the way he stared down Woods — even if he did blink first — and professed their love over and over.

Hiddink had professed himself unconcerned over contractual details today — "I don't have to sign one.