Examples of using Professed in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Therefore, she confronted him and professed that after all those years, he was still the only man that she had ever loved.
To the public they professed a desire to make mankind"one good and happy family.".
The Master disapproved of those who professed to have"secret doctrines," saying,"Secrecy is the hallmark of false doctrines.".
Some gardeners and hydroponics implementers have professed the value of hydrogen peroxide in their watering solutions.
He professed his belief in the Creationist theory of the origin of the universe and human life.
subject professed ignorance, claiming that he simply“found” the object one day.
These two views were professed by teachers of other schools during the time of the Buddha.
Gates professed astonishment at Roh telling him that the two biggest security threats in Asia were the United States and Japan.
Scholars have questioned whether the Fathers who professed the Virgin's sanctity truly believed she was free from original sin as well as personal sins.
There was once a young man who, in his youth, professed his desire become a great writer.
won the presidential election, a lot of people professed shock.
she grew up helping the peasant farmers in her small village and became a professed member of the Secular Franciscan Order.
constitution of September 1791, the emperor professed to think that a settlement had been reached in France.
view of Jean-Paul Sartre, the philosopher who professed that life is meaningless.
To rediscover the content of the faith that is professed, celebrated, lived and prayed, and to reflect on the act of faith,
While the September 11, 2001, suicide hijackers undoubtedly believed what they professed(as evidenced by their willingness to die for it), they could not and did not know if it was true.
Alberta, who professed faith and bemoaned the recent downfall of Jimmy
I showed My abhorrence at those who professed to represent God and whose duty it was to ensure that the Ten Commandments were honoured.
It is sad to see many professed Christians“drift” through life, like sleepwalkers, who never really make the most of opportunities to live for Christ and serve Him.
The Roman rhetorician Quintilian claimed that those who professed to admire what he considered to be the primitive works of the painter Polygnotus were motivated by‘an ostentatious desire to seem persons of superior taste'.