Sentence examples for professes to create from inspiring English sources

His audience is reminded less of Jane Austen than of William Hogarth profitably holding a mirror up to his buyers' destructive weaknesses.Although Sir Alan professes to create his spectrum of characters from fragments of himself, he seems warm and thoroughly well-balanced, if shy.

Fourteen sources of data were integrated to create PROFESS (Table 1) using a local-as-view (LAV) modular approach (see the 'Method for data integration' section for details).

Pagani acknowledges the eternal allure of such speeds, but along with McLaren's Parry-Williams, he professes his company's main objective is to create beautiful, engaging sports cars, not to chase records.

European statesmen profess to be baffled as to why their economies are failing to create the new jobs needed to keep their populations off the dole.

While they profess their support for a "two-state solution," their actions all aim to create a "Greater Israel," from the Mediterranean Sea to the Jordan River.

Both major political parties profess commitment to the principles of tax relief, economic fairness, and reliance on market forces to create a decent future for all of us.

Leaders in Congress who profess a commitment to creating good-paying jobs, should also stand up to keep the ones we already have and fight to get the those lost back on American soil.

Many people, and some professions, profess to have this ability.

It professes to be pro-European.

Mr. Trump professes to be unfazed.

Mr. Tisci professes to agree.