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    Use "professed" in a sentence

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    professed


    1. She professed belief, but seldom acted on it and almost never talked of religion, often rolled her eyes when he did


    2. salvation would come when I professed my crimes (which had been hidden


    3. By the time he had finished the large mug he was full and, although he professed not to be sleepy he had slept little over the last few days, his slumber light and full of fear


    4. The demand for philosophy and rhetoric was, for a long time, so small, that the first professed teachers of either could not find constant employment in any one city, but were obliged to travel about from place to place


    5. It is more difficult to comprehend why Mama sometimes professed not to know whether our cats were toms or tabbies


    6. Adem was unsure of the age of the Immortal Kings and Queens, though he suspected they were at least many hundreds of years old, by the wisdom in their eyes and the knowledge they professed


    7. West would be more accurate if he professed to being able to quote Plato quoting Socrates


    8. In its tenets there is no question of doing good here and being rewarded in the next world, and in this respect, it differs greatly from the lowest forms of Hindoo idolatry, for even the Thugs professed to think they would reap a rich posthumous reward for every victim they secured with the sacred noose and pickaxe of Kali


    9. With so much animosity existing in the world today, what can any of us hope for when (extreme) ―religious‖ types, professed followers of God‘s teachings, conduct themselves in such an uncharitable manner!


    10. I could have correctly reminded this gentleman that former president James Earl Carter, who as president, influenced the ideological composition of our nation‘s federal courts, was a professed ―born-again Christian‖, a Baptist, but why trouble ourselves with such ―minor‖ details

    11. In it the writer confesses he controls a large amount of money which he is willing to share with you! A total stranger who just happen to be that lucky to inherit or be chosen by this important man! But unfortunately he needs your account and a few thousand dollars (or less) to access the money he professed to control


    12. ” Each friend offered points of view toward the proposition that his opinion was the superior way to order one’s life, against a background of a view of values that they professed to have in common


    13. She, a professed virginal woman, betrothed to a man called Joseph, then carried to term a male-child, whom “she had been instructed to name Jesus


    14. The anciently professed name for their God-above-all-gods as late as when Abraham’s grandson Joseph was sold into Egyptian servitude was EL as in Melchizedek, Elohim, and Emmanuel as I made reference to in chapters 12 and 13


    15. Surely there were many who professed their love to you


    16. professed to have a relationship with


    17. the Spirit, and the majority of professed Christians


    18. When questioned by them, Roger and Josie professed ignorance about the meaning of the lights


    19. In his mind, Josie’s professed lesbianism was just a state of sexual temptation that did not define her, for she was much more than just her sexual conflicts


    20. “Could it be possible that she was not permitted to remarry because of her professed lesbianism?”, surmised Roger

    21. He professed himself dissatisfied with all of his efforts, but Alison would not hear of their disposal and gathered them together in a file for later viewing


    22. She was the one who professed her love for me


    23. seldom follow the faith professed by their parents


    24. "You rode that storm at sea?" He professed horror


    25. My friend professed that Charlie would be able to pay this months rent if we let


    26. Although uninterested in my origins, they professed themselves delighted to mind my bag while I took a long swim


    27. In time, there have been many who have professed the faith of God, but one must realize there is


    28. Jesus Christ professed a


    29. professed that death is justifiable or that death and hate are acceptable


    30. professed their love for God will call into question his existence

    31. God are others who have professed their love for him


    32. Marcus did not disappoint him; he professed his hatred for his brother and for Baja


    33. It wasn’t as if he’d professed undying love


    34. The last I saw of them they were huddled together around a professed book of spells, chanting things aloud and the like


    35. You who have professed entrance into the kingdom of heaven are altogether too vacillating and indefinite in your teaching conduct


    36. 12 On the morrow about half of these Jewish teachers professed belief in Jesus, and the other half in dismay returned to Jerusalem and their homes


    37. Jesus indignantly resented the show of forced and outward mourning for Lazarus by some of these professed friends inasmuch as such false sorrow was associated in their hearts with so much bitter enmity toward himself


    38. 4 Jesus spoke the truth when he referred to this lawyer as being "not far from the kingdom," for that very night he went out to the Master's camp near Gethsemane, professed faith in the gospel of the kingdom, and was baptized by Josiah, one of the disciples of Abner


    39. Long since they ceased to be the spiritual torchbearers of divine truth to the races of mankind, but this constitutes no valid reason why the individual descendants of these long-ago Jews should be made to suffer the persecutions which have been visited upon them by intolerant, unworthy, and bigoted professed followers of Jesus of Nazareth, who was, himself, a Jew by natural birth


    40. What a shudder of horror passes over the onlooking celestial beings as they behold the professed followers of Jesus indulge themselves in persecuting, harassing, and even murdering the later-day descendants of Peter, Philip, Matthew, and others of the Palestinian Jews who so gloriously yielded up their lives as the first martyrs of the gospel of the heavenly kingdom!

    41. 3 How cruel and unreasoning to compel innocent children to suffer for the sins of their progenitors, misdeeds of which they are wholly ignorant, and for which they could in no way be responsible! And to do such wicked deeds in the name of one who taught his disciples to love even their enemies! It has become necessary, in this recital of the life of Jesus, to portray the manner in which certain of his fellow Jews rejected him and conspired to bring about his ignominious death; but we would warn all who read this narrative that the presentation of such a historical recital in no way justifies the unjust hatred, nor condones the unfair attitude of mind, which so many professed Christians have maintained toward individual Jews for many centuries


    42. " What a sorry sight for successive generations of the professed followers of Jesus to say, regarding their stewardship of divine truth: "Here, Master, is the truth you committed to us a hundred or a thousand years ago


    43. The cruel treatment of Jesus by the ignorant servants and the calloused soldiers, the unfair conduct of his trials, and the unfeeling attitude of the professed religious leaders, must not be confused with the fact that Jesus, in patiently submitting to all this suffering and humiliation, was truly doing the will of the Father in Paradise


    44. If professed believers bear not these fruits of the divine spirit in their lives, they are dead; the Spirit of Truth is not in them; they are useless branches on the living vine, and they soon will be taken away


    45. The majority of professed Christians of Western civilization are unwittingly actual secularists


    46. 16 The great hope of Urantia lies in the possibility of a new revelation of Jesus with a new and enlarged presentation of his saving message which would spiritually unite in loving service the numerous families of his present-day professed followers


    47. Do professed Christians fear the exposure of a self-sufficient and unconsecrated fellowship of social respectability and selfish economic maladjustment? Does institutional Christianity fear the possible jeopardy, or even the overthrow, of traditional ecclesiastical authority if the Jesus of Galilee is reinstated in the minds and souls of mortal men as the ideal of personal religious living? Indeed, the social readjustments, the economic transformations, the moral rejuvenations, and the religious revisions of Christian civilization would be drastic and revolutionary if the living religion of Jesus should suddenly supplant the theologic religion about Jesus


    48. Through oversophistication or as a result of the irreligious conduct of professed religionists, a man, or even a generation of men, may elect to suspend their efforts to discover the God who indwells them; they may fail to progress in and attain the divine revelation


    49. Jesus always professed the truth


    50. It would have been possible for him to have met his wife, killed her with absolutely no witnesses in such a desolate area, then continued with his hunt; however, that would require his having known about her afternoon ride, an event of which he had professed having no knowledge, or else having prearranged a meeting place with her for some secret rendezvous under the pretense of an afternoon tryst












































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    Synonyms for "professed"

    avowed professed

    "professed" definitions

    professing to be qualified


    claimed with intent to deceive


    openly declared as such