Professed In A Sentence

• Sarah professed for her.
• What he professed he did.
• Keith professed his readiness to do so.
• Max professed himself at a loss.
• She professed not to understand.
• Billie professed himself quite ready.
• With this vasculum he professed himself more than content.
• She professed to have no compassion for her body.
• He professed to be interested in the crime itself.
• This professed ignorance was not affectation.
• We professed our inability to conjecture.
• Pitt professed himself very fond of raspberries.
• I professed surprise at the wages.
• He professed an utter contempt for life.
• All this we had professed for nearly a hundred years.
• Two more of the men professed themselves to be fair shots.
• Allison had never professed a knowledge of women.
• A man came and professed his love for me.
• These comprise the best of his professed satires.
• She had always professed a horror for bloodshed.
• Taylor certainly professed a kind of heathenism.
• I never professed to be a super-competent astrogator.
• The taxi man professed an interest in nuts.
• He was an old man, and professed to be loyal.
• After all, though, that was what he professed to do.
• For example, he professed to believe her untrue to him.
• All of them professed to be Christians.
• His father was a professed Christian.
• For what was the professed object of this Address?
• Times of my purchase and sale by professed Christians, 136.
• I die in the faith professed by the Church of England.
• They asked of her a sign that she was what she professed to be.
• Harding had sought the other woman while he professed his love for her.
• He professed to understand them and in a measure to sympathize with them.
• The other three vows are the same as those professed by other religious.

• Then he professed his readiness to hear what she wished to say.
• Happiness is the professed object which most men are striving to obtain.
• The governor dissembled and professed to fall into the snare.
• Had this man by look or word professed other than friendship for me?
• Carden professed himself to be delighted, and this in all sincerity.

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