Sentence examples for what he professes from inspiring English sources

President Reagan practically invites what he professes to abhor.

The faultline in [Tony] Blair's thinking still gets wider because he doesn't actually believe what he professes to believe.

And if (i) it is not true to apply the predicates separately, our opponent is not saying what he professes to say, and also nothing at all exists; but how could non-existent things speak or walk, as he does?

We hope that people will now be satisfied that the conscientious objector may at least be what he professes to be, and is not necessarily a mere coward masquerading under fine pretence".

We hope that people will now be satisfied that the conscientious objector may at least be what he professes to be, and is not necessarily a mere coward masquerading under fine pretence". "Dear Frank, I wish you to know the exact reasons why I am anxious to be released as soon as possible.

Even today, Douglas Johnson, legislative director of the National Right to Life Committee, says that Mr. Gephardt's shift to support of abortion rights 17 years ago "suggests that he will abandon what he professes to be deeply held views on a fundamental ethical issue for political expediency".

"Jurors latched on to what he professed to be rather than what he really was," Mr. Rothman said.

Judge Parker made no attempt to hide her disdain for Mr. Vreeland, and she even questioned what he professed was a renewed faith in God after the killings.

It was for what he professed to see on the reverse side of that shield that Carlos III, in 1767, banished the Jesuits from his dominions.

But Defoe always claimed that the end justified the means, and a more sympathetic view may see him as what he always professed to be, an unswerving champion of moderation.

As defined in the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a person's religion is what he or she professes, confesses, or states that it is.