Sentence examples for professes to save from inspiring English sources

Jolie now professes to save a third of her income, live on a third and give a third away.

"I was like, I can't even save my own brother, how can I be out here professing to save other people's kids?" she said.

We've all seen what happens when Trump is challenged, whether it's calling the director of the National Parks Service on a Saturday morning to demand he accept Trump's "alternative facts" about inauguration attendance, or deliberately causing company stocks to tank by threatening them on Twitter, imperiling the very livelihoods of those he's professing to save.

Like everyone in Silicon Valley, Altman professes to want to save the world; unlike almost everyone there, he has a plan to do it.

Management also argues that it must change the definition of an orchestra musician, partly to make the Detroit Symphony more relevant to the community — a cherished goal professed by orchestra administrators — and partly to save money.

He does not profess to have Mr. Obama's ear yet on the how to save Detroit.

Given how much China has benefited from the WTO, and the support Chinese leaders have long professed for the multilateral trade system, would China step in to save the WTO?

During the dechristianizing campaign of late 1793 and early 1794, Grégoire continued to wear clerical dress and to profess his faith openly; as a member of the Committee of Public Instruction, he tried to save monastery libraries and religious works of art.

Instead, they're all looking to save their own skins, regardless of the consequences for the country they profess to love".

Not these arrogant propagandists who profess precise knowledge of exactly what is going to happen in X years time, or can calculate how many years Obama has to save the world.

An aggrieved and envious poor relation, professes to want to help save the ancestral homestead.