Sentence examples for professed to a from inspiring English sources

These non-faculty members professed to a blurring between technical and academic roles.

On short notice, only a man from southern Germany who professed to a "branch of cousins who are all barbers in the Austrian Alps" could be procured.

One of the accused, Issa Hayatou, is also a member of the IOC and that body, unlike Fifa, has at least professed to a willingness to examine the evidence by blaring: "The IOC has taken note of the allegations made by BBC Panorama and will ask the programme makers to pass on any evidence they may have to the appropriate authorities.

Or by the allegiance to Islamic State that he professed to a 911 operator the night of the attack?

"All options are on the table," he professed to an Israeli news outlet.

Mr. Spano professes to a passion for Finnish music, which would have been reason enough for him to fill the gap.

Kasiak, a Russian, professed to be a Communist.

"I have not professed to be a polished politician," she said in an interview.

The urn passed into the hands of Heinz Reinefarth, a high-ranking S.S. officer who professed to be a Chopin admirer.

Horovitz professed to being a fan of that particular style.

Timbaland professed to have a simple, unassailable philosophy.