Sentence examples for would have professed from inspiring English sources

As of Friday morning, 553,000 people had seen the show, including quite a few who would have professed that they cared not a thing about fashion.

By it's very nature, unconscious bias is difficult to detect, and this time a year ago I would have professed myself to be entirely open-minded and free from its influences.

Our verdict: It's not so much that Dave likes the War on Drugs – the admission was made during the election campaign, when he would have professed an affinity for torching catteries if it got him an extra vote – more that he felt obliged to explain how to listen to their music.

A decade ago, they would have professed concern for the environment but when the chips were down people in green roles would have been shown the door.

He is too polite to say it, but one of the weaknesses of otherwise useful atheists like Richard Dawkins and Sam Harris is that, lacking nostalgia for lost belief, they also lack the power to imagine why anyone would ever have professed it.

Zayn Malik has professed he would consider a One Direction reunion if the circumstances were right.

There is little question Favre would have been an upgrade, but Coach Brad Childress has professed his allegiance to Jackson.

Mr Harper has professed moderation on social and economic issues.

She has professed an almost creative belief in pessimism.

Mr. Bosi has professed an interest in moving on.

He has professed his innocence and plans to appeal.