Sentence examples for professed to see from inspiring English sources

In the past his Democratic Unionist Party professed to see no difference between mainstream and dissident republicans.

She professed to see more hope in the rigid gender segregation of certain Middle Eastern cultures than in anything in Western society.

The California State Department of Public Health professed to see no hazard, yet in 1959 it required that the use of DDD in the lake be stopped.

Interpretations sprung up on Twitter: "soil please" and "mandatory peas" were phrases people professed to see through the pixels; so were "goats of mercy" and, more darkly, "goats of rage".

Indeed, it is perhaps more surprising that the seminar was sparsely attended.One speaker, Saber Hossain Chowdhury, an Awami League leader, professed to see light at the end of the tunnel.

Marxist critics did not give much thought to how the economy would be run after capitalism had been abolished; most of them professed to see no difficulty in organizing the society that would follow.

Both Ms Krnacova and Mr Babis are Slovak-born; they both profess to see politics as a management problem.

The incivility doesn't upset Alan, who professes to see the world as ruled by the god of carnage anyway.

Some observers profess to see ethnic aspects to the squaring off between Cuomo and Ferraro on one hand, and the Irish-American churchmen on the other.

But I do know that in today's child's play — which often unfolds on the screen — there is more than the misery and isolation that most midlifers profess to see (as they click and point).

One that shows vision and self-awareness most adults can't profess to see at an older age.