Sentence examples similar to that was professed from inspiring English sources

But on the very day that Haldeman was professing ignorance to a high school student, another well-placed aide participating in Hofstra's three-day retrospective on the Nixon Presidency may have provided the long-sought answer.

Derek Jeter, who two weeks ago was professing that he would be ready for opening day, was not here in body or spirit to give the new season its proper baptism.

But the form of logic used in this defence must be questioned: it is professed that the critics of multiculturalism are wrong, that they deform and stigmatize multicultural ideology.

He has a folksy approach to the glory that was Greece, And professes to find more social and sociological significance in "Li'l Abner" than in "War and Peace".

I'm sure nothing is ever quite that easy but by comparison to normal integrations, the teams are professing that there will be a big speed improvement in getting Klarna integrated with their clients and partners.

As is typically the case, the majority of Americans are professing that the new year will be "the year" they get their finances in order.

These are the same workers and communities that Pruitt and Trump are professing to help.

NYMag reported Friday that the talking speakers were "professing their love for each other".

If these actors and entertainers are professing that they believe in gay rights, it is because they actually believe in gay rights.

At least that was the view of Mariko Bando, 61, the author of a book that professes to be a guide for young women.

Both men were born in the land that is now Iran and professed to bring a vision of spiritual unity to the world.