Sentence examples for there to profess from inspiring English sources

"They go there to profess the faith".

Although many Jains profess non-belief in God, it seems there may be a tendency to profess belief through personal speech and action.

Islam plays a role: where there are lots of Muslims in Britain, the locals are more likely to profess Christianity.

There's no studio audience, and Ms. King good-naturedly riffles through headlines, pausing to profess love for Domino's pizza or worry about airplane germs.

It's easy to stand there and profess that the growing competition for jobs and university places means that "character" is more important than ever.

But there he was professing to not know me.

Yet there are glossolalians who profess to understand.

There he professed an interest in legal studies, and in 1575 he travelled to the continent and joined the Society of Jesus.

"There are mad bloggers who profess to take delight in my distress, but there's no need to pay them attention in the face of such an outpouring of good will for me," Mr. Novak wrote in a column that month.

While there he professed having received the baptism in the Holy Spirit and the evidence of speaking in tongues.

There are diners who profess not to care much for desserts.