Sentence examples for they profess that from inspiring English sources

They profess that the tax cuts are primarily oriented toward and benefiting the middle class.

And they profess that anything making addiction more survivable or less awful will encourage kids to take drugs.

Having checked out The Wool Room's website, they profess that their bedding can be traced back to the farm and even the sheep that it comes from which is another definite plus.

From the start, they professed that they would innovate as much in managing rewarding, feeding, motivating, entertaining and even transporting (via Wi-Fi-enabled free shuttle buses) their employees as they do in internet technology.

He does not profess that better oils would suddenly make Chicago skinny but says that they would at least begin to alleviate some of the related coronary concerns.

(Older filmgoers used to profess that Carey Sr was the model for Wayne's screen persona).

But Catholic and Evangelical churches continue to profess that homosexuality is a choice.

"It's not as if pilgrims who go to the altar (of Peter's tomb) think that in that moment in which they profess their faith that below them are the relics of Peter, or of another or another still," he told reporters.

The incumbency poured scorn on this, many of them professing that they had invented a new asset class – mortgage-backed securities and related complex derivatives – that represented an entirely new method of generating wealth.

Earlier this year, he raised eyebrows by professing that "racism is actually rare".

Predictably, perhaps, he also professed that, as a shoe designer, he doesn't pay much mind to the fashion angle.