Sentence examples for professing to expect from inspiring English sources

Even BJP partisans were professing to expect 60.

Soccer, their life's work, must be low on any list of priorities after the earthquake, but even so, if the sport is half the international "family" it professes to be, you would expect those who play and administrate the game worldwide to make some humanitarian response.

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

A new video published to YouTube by 9to5Mac Thursday professes to offer a quick look at the device, which is expected to release this fall.

In this study we expected that mothers who profess to be financially autonomous would have significantly less chance of losing an under-five child but this is not so, as financially autonomous women were only 2% less likely to experience under-five death and this was not even statistically significant at the multivariate level.

What emerges is a child -- and later an adult -- who expects others (even those who profess to love the) to be undependable.

Last week, when reporters asked Ali Asghar Soltanieh, Iran's ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency, when the country expected to produce the fuel assemblies, he professed to have no idea.

But it is still hard to pin jelly to the wall.The other reason for expecting change is that Mr Xi and his colleagues profess to know all this and to be serious about political reform.

Also, 'What you profess to-be, that you profess to-be: you profess a stone to-be: ergo you profess-to-be a stone'.

He professed to be delighted.

Mr Buffett professed to be taken aback.