Sentence examples for professing at from inspiring English sources

He is actively professing at Princeton University, which is considered to be one of our country's leading educational institution.

In the UK and US, Browne found most leaders professed at once to agree.

And while most Americans profess at least theoretical support for the law, their behavior tells another story.

Chirac is a smooth showman for whom most Frenchmen profess at best a weary tolerance, but he has his moments.

Lawrence directs the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University, professes at Harvard Law School and champions the necessity of democratic citizenship through his leadership of the Fix Congress First movement.

Al Leiter professed at first to not being torn between wanting his brother to pitch well in those circumstances and wanting his team to tie and even win the game.

In 1813, he professed at the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, taking the name Alexis.

In a Gallup poll the same year, 72% of the respondents professed at least "some" respect for animal-rights activists and their views.

Their solution was to move to the United States- to Pittsburgh- and thanks to that age of mechanization, I get to profess at Carnegie Mellon University.

Moreover, mothers of the English-Japanese bilinguals in England professed at least as strong Japanese cultural identity preferences as mothers of the Japanese monolinguals in Kyoto.

The questionnaire results revealed that 60% of SME participants (mostly company directors or managers, including product or project managers) rated themselves as having low or no knowledge of health economics prior to the workshops but the rest professed at least medium knowledge.