Sentence examples for she professed herself from inspiring English sources
She professed herself "heartbroken and frustrated about the lack of inclusion".
She knew that some people in the room were celebrity-hunting, but she professed herself uncomfortable with such sport.
She professed herself amazed at the thought that there were subtle time shifts or elaborately connected plot developments in Every Man for Himself.
Yet just as she professed herself surprised when English-speaking audiences saw 'Art' as a comedy, the mood remains more melancholic than humorous as over a further 20 chapters and 210 pages, 18 characters get a chapter each – with three granted a second say – to recount a vignette from their lives.
She professes herself a rule-breaker, but adheres to conventional pieties.
Talleyrand, hearing that she had professed herself baffled that he could have married his unintellectual wife, commented, "To understand the full value of such peace of mind, one would have to have lived under the same roof as Madame de Staël for a month!" At one time, it was said that "there are three great powers in Europe Britain, Russiaandnd Madame de Staël".
Talleyrand, hearing that she had professed herself baffled that he could have married his unintellectual wife, commented, "To understand the full value of such peace of mind, one would have to have lived under the same roof as Madame de Staël for a month!" By Rebecca Mead By Jia Tolentino By Anthony Lane By George Packer.
Talleyrand, hearing that she had professed herself baffled that he could have married his unintellectual wife, commented, "To understand the full value of such peace of mind, one would have to have lived under the same roof as Madame de Staël for a month!" By Miranda Carter By Jia Tolentino By George Packer By Emily Nussbaum.
For one who professed herself 'fully agnostic', she convinced me not a bit.
He did and she – on Victoria's show the following day – professed herself satisfied with his policy changes.
Clinton professed herself unconcerned.
