Sentence examples for to professed from inspiring English sources

Since he was elected in March this year, Francis has extended an olive branch to professed atheists and has begun a crackdown on corruption in the Vatican while also calling for greater financial transparency.

None of the agents I spoke to professed to knowing specifically what Levinson, whom they refer to as "Bobby," was up to in the years before he disappeared besides, generally speaking, corporate criminal investigations.

People on both sides of the debate who I spoke to professed to have the best interests of all of the county's children black and white, rich and poor, Asian and Latino at heart.

In the meantime, it is up to individuals of conscience, including those who are resisting the wave of racism and right-wing extremism to be expected in the Trump era, to exert pressure on their elected representatives to live up to professed ideals of freedom and equality, and to hold Israel accountable for its violations of international law and denial of Palestinian national and human rights.

The idea that psychiatry is a branch of medicine is not universal, but even if we stick to professed believers in the medical model with the same broad view of the subject, we find disagreements about how its core commitments should be understood.

There was no significant dependence of the use of decision-making tools in general with respect to professed knowledge of health economics methods.

"They go there to profess the faith".

In Paris, meanwhile, a number of thinkers began to profess atheism openly.

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

"EVERY person has the right to profess and practise his religion".

No group is too obscure to profess support for the president's re-election.