Profess in a sentence

According to Justice Sewnarine-Beharry, Persaud, and Ramdhan continue to profess their innocence despite there being “cogent evidence” implicating them in the crime.

According to recent findings from the Pew Research Centre survey, 78% of Italians still profess to be of the Catholic faith.

After all, there is virtually no doubt that any future Palestinian state will be the embodiment of values that are the diametric antithesis of those to which Left-leaning, progressive liberals profess to subscribe.

Biden, who is of Irish Catholic descent, has used similar words in the past to profess his affinity for Israel.

He flew across the country and broke into the house of a woman he was cyberstalking and obsessed with because she was ignoring and blocking him, and he wanted to profess his love and devotion to her.

He took it back, but we all know that our society right now, there is a segment that if you profess your faith, you could be attacked.

He welcomed audience questions and, refreshingly, didn’t profess to have airtight answers to everything.

Meanwhile, the island’s elite profess themselves ‘serene’.

Sadly, Islam is largely misunderstood and, in some climes, associated with violence mainly because of the actions of some misguided elements who profess the religion of Islam and who, undoubtedly, need to understand Islamic knowledge.

The DPP’s Office will not be intimidated by these individuals who profess to want justice in a criminal matter even while a police file is being given due legal attention.

The use of what specific counterfactuals to use is an ongoing debate within economic thought, but DeMartino argues that counterfactuals are often excuses by economists to disregard the moral implications of what they profess.

The very same tabloids, of course, that she would later profess to hate and blame for ruining her life.

Through new interviews with a host of entertainers such as Mick Jagger, Billy Porter, Nile Rodgers and John Waters – all of whom profess their love, admiration and emulation of him – it’s clear many others agree.

While urging every man to always profess love to his wife daily, Prof. Soludo further expressed confidence in the continued growth of their bond in the years to come, while also expressing optimism for a future filled with enduring love and happiness.

A lot of people profess, but they don’t act, so when they called me and told me, I thank God,” he said.

But the players on the present roster profess to still have hope for the 2023-24 campaign.

If there’s one iconic day to profess one’s love to another, it’s Valentine’s Day!

If writers of autobiographies tend to profess themselves innocent of the bad bits that the world knows about, and skip entirely the naughty bits that didn’t come to public knowledge, Sanders is frank.

People profess without reservation that they love the Earth; that they love Mother Nature.

To which Scott interrupted Trump, even taking over Trump's mic, to profess his fealty to the king.