Sentence examples for used to profess from inspiring English sources

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

"For a man who used to profess his undying love for Porto he sure has a way to prove it".

Unfortunately, the plan now assumes hostility from the former marijuana user in the White House who used to profess notions of hope, change, and compassion toward the less fortunate.

To demonstrate the ease with which new data can be integrated into PROFESS and the flexibility of PROFESS to identify previously unknown relationships, PROFESS was used to test the hypothesis that the proteomic and functional genomics analysis of pancreatic cancer cells can be used to identify potential drug discovery targets.

The owner, Mannie Jackson, who used to play for this team, professes to hate the gag, but said his patrons expect it, and Jackson did not get to be a senior executive at Honeywell Inc. without respect for the marketplace.

PROFESS was then used to associate PDB structures with both the eggNOG (evolutionary genealogy of genes: non-supervised orthologous groups) and phyla classifications.

Mr. Cruz used the moment to profess his belief in America as a nation that welcomes immigrants, and voted with everyone else to rebuff Mr. Sessions, 17 to 1. Tuesday's progress was matched in a workmanlike session on Thursday, where the senators voted on various modifications to the E-Verify work-authorization program.

She even professed a certain nostalgia for the idealism that used to propel her out of bed early to dust the portrait of Kim Il-sung.

In the Council of Nicaea, one specific creed was used to define the Church's faith clearly, to include those who professed it, and to exclude those who did not.

SENSE 1 (HEAR) Some couples use baby language to profess their love.

Wynn and McGovern said Tyree was using his high profile as a platform not to get rich, but to profess his faith.