Sentence examples for professing to be from inspiring English sources

Even the number of people jokingly professing to be Jedi Knights more than halved.

Nothing says professionality like made-up words and professing to be the best.

So, should a pop star professing to be going in One Direction, be allowed to take this football diversion?

And tell them that one Anthony Lemar Taylor got 200 years for professing to be Eldrick T. Woods.

Eric and Lara Trump are professing to be angry and hurt, but this is the world they live in.

Despite professing to be a secessionist movement, it has done little except engage in kidnap for ransom and explode bombs.

While any scholar will claim to employ both methods, that's a bit like professing to be completely ambidextrous.

On one side, you have Coach Urban Meyer professing to be fed up after the list of Florida players arrested in his tenure reached 30.

Taylor grabbed the spotlight again in 1968, however, when she was one of three women professing to be the widow and heir of pop idol Frankie Lymon.

"I'm not professing to be a fashion expert and neither are most people who use it," said Brooke Moreland, who started Fashism last September.

Professing to be "London's first rock'n'roll boutique hotel", this hideaway for rock stars comprises just 30 rooms and is situated in London's West End.