Sentence examples for professing to offer from inspiring English sources

I have books professing to offer solutions to pretty much every conceivable problem, except an addiction to books professing to offer solutions to every problem.

Funny how? Manford is a Mancunian, and plays on it, professing to offer the traditional straightforwardness of the north.

And with Eliades professing to offer Mike Tyson $30 million to challenge Lewis, who surely would earn as much if not more, there's too much money involved for that fight not to materialize sooner or later -- as long as Tyson is at large.

"A New Kind of Science" professes to offer an entirely new way of looking at the world.

The pub professed to offer live accordion music every Monday night, but when I returned that evening, the accordion player never materialized.

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.

Or do we seem desirable -- rare and valuable -- because there is something about us that professes to offer a drink from the fountain of everlasting new-th?

The first of these was the Human Potential Movement, which argues that contemporary Western society suppresses much human potential, and which accordingly professes to offer a path through which individuals can access those parts of themselves that they have alienated and suppressed, thus enabling them to reach their full potential and live a meaningful life.

Mr. del Rio, who is rumoured to offer discounts for those professing the Beatles fandom, says he does substantial business with longer-term visitors to the city; he sells bikes to them to use during their time in Buenos Aires, then buys them back before the tourists depart.

He professed that he was not strong enough to offer that degree of disclosure, at least not yet.

Even though his parents profess to have had little concern at the time, one of his father's friends came forward in May 1972 to offer him a job.