profess znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady profess

• Relatively few demonstrated any informed awareness of the raft of policies outlined above and some that professed understanding were in reality confused or mistaken.

• The wives professed themselves disinterested in coitus twice as frequently as they reported that the husbands lacked interest.

• The government's reconsideration of incomes, employment and profits, released at the end of 1990, professed a more open strategy on competition, remuneration and private accumulation.

• It is precisely the move one would and should expect theology, and those who profess to do theology, to make.

• The star professed not to mind 'being sandwiched between a monkey act and an acrobatic specialty'.

• Spiritual coadjutors and professed were ordained priests and received advanced training in theology, though the latter studied longer than the former.

• Indeed, in many districts, professing a commitment to women's rights might well constitute a disqualification in the eyes of the electoral college.

• The liberalism they professed was never strong enough to exceed the limitations of the halfhear ted initiatives for reform which issued from the colonial administration.