Sentence examples for which professed from inspiring English sources
Unlike the McCain campaign, which professed to think that the interview went well, she said, she knew that she had tanked.
Synod of Jerusalem, (1672), council of the Eastern Orthodox church convened by Dosítheos, patriarch of Jerusalem, in order to reject the Confession of Orthodox Faith (1629), by Cyril Lucaris, which professed most of the major Calvinist doctrines.
Five years later, Andrew D. White, an American diplomat in Russia, had a conversation with Tolstoy about Mormonism, in which the great novelist reportedly said that "on the whole he preferred a religion which professed to have dug its sacred books out of the earth to one which pretended that they were let down from Heaven".
Nor should rich countries, which professed so much interest in "sustainable development" at the recent summit in Johannesburg, push for anything stronger.All together nowThere was a time when countries could go their own way on intellectual-property rights, and introduce legal protection for creators whenever they thought it appropriate.
Can a layperson justifiedly identify which (professed) expert to trust?
Farah went on to co-found the Western Journalism Center, which professed to have no ideological agenda but, in reality, did little beyond attacking the Clinton administration.
That's where sleeping masks, which profess to revitalize complexions while you snooze, come in.
The Treasury secretary also had a message for the Coalition government, which professes to be committed to lower taxation.
The security services seem more concerned by leftist groups than rightist ones (some of which profess loyalty to the Kremlin).
The railway will make an obvious terrorist target.This sort of talk allows China, which professes not to understand such differences of opinion, to accuse the Dalai Lama of insincerity.
"Sooner or later you will a have to flee from your citizens and find shelter in a country which professes even lower standards than you do".
