Sentence examples for professed that it from inspiring English sources

The cover-ups spanned the tenures of four Dublin archbishops and continued through to the mid-1990s and beyond, even after the church was beginning to admit to its failings and had professed that it was confronting abuse by its priests.

But Edward Albee, Tyrone Guthrie, José Quintero and Alan Schneider professed that it was the director's obligation to represent the author's intentions rather than distorting them by presenting instead the director's own "concept".

Although Josh Wigler of MTV declared "TS-19" a "compelling hour", he professed that it was lacking for a season finale.

Predictably, perhaps, he also professed that, as a shoe designer, he doesn't pay much mind to the fashion angle.

Microsoft itself professes that it expects no help from the new Administration.

Now, as an owner and occasional user of this case, I can profess that it's worthy of your money.

Any Mac owner (read: not necessarily a fanboy) will profess that it's the epitome of attention to detail.

Sure, some die-hards love it on a slate, but most of those same users will profess that it's not right for the general consumer.

As a Prime subscriber myself, I can profess that it's an amazing service and for better or worse, will make you addicted to Amazon's service.

National Campaign, which professes that it is nonpartisan, continued last conference's theme of bipartisan engagement.

By doing this he professes that it is ok to walk miles in your own black skin, praise God, and take a smoke break.