Sentence examples similar to professedly nonetheless from inspiring English sources
Yet her professedly Christian policies promoted a materialist culture of self-enrichment and escalating inequality.
That has simply shifted these donations to professedly independent groups.
Thus, a religion professedly of love and spiritual inwardness gets embodied in a Church Militant.
Even though it is professedly humanitarian, such a socialist regime could not tolerate dissenters.
Gucci Mane is now free, professedly sober, and more popular than ever.
"Humor must not professedly teach, and it must not professedly preach, but it must do both if it would live forever". So said Mark Twain.
It doesn't sound much like the professedly collaborative, open-arms approach.
As an essayist, Emerson professedly follows Montaigne, and Montaigne's precursors: Plato, Plutarch, Seneca.
But to reveal the pernicious assumptions behind these professedly innocuous words will take more than a sophisticated search engine.
Eaton and the others in D.S.O., though professedly happier playing with Mattson, are also bitter over Kadlecik's departure.
