In turn, he professed distrust of intellectuals (a Maoist tenet which bore genocidal fruit in Pol Pot's Cambodia).
He had a habit of seeing Marxists everywhere, even at this newspaper, and he professed joy when a journalistic foe died.
There was one remaining un-remodeled restaurant left, and during a brainstorming session, a Ruby Tuesday rep professed that he wished he could just blow it up.
FORBES: Disruptors: BooneOakley's Bush/Gore Posters And A "Botched" Ruby Tuesday Demolition
While the newly installed president has professed that he will be the leader of all Egyptians and promised to give tangible expression to that commitment by appointing as his vice presidents a Coptic Christian, a woman and a secular political figure, these will be, atbest mere window-dressing if he sticks to his pledge to impose shariah on all his countrymen.
He must now prove his professed capacity for achieving consensus without paralysing policy.
And there he was: a Londoner who professed a love of Iain M.
FORBES: Why Dying Author Iain M. Banks Has My Undying Gratitude
Last year, Chernin professed to Forbes that he was comfortable with this arrangement and that he believed any Murdoch taking over the top spot would give him freedom similar to that which he's enjoyed under Rupert.
He was, after all, a self-professed Clinton-Gore Democrat who morphed into a Bush-Cheney Republican.
Flanders recalls one Web-disabled bean counter whose site professed, on every page, that he was a certified "pubic" accountant.
Mr. Curtis, however, professed his innocence and told investigators that he believed he could have been set up by enemies, possibly Mr. Dutschke.
As Cuban president, despite his professed love for markets and democracy, he might not have been much of an improvement on Mr Castro.
Vick has already been rewarded for his professed contrition with another shot at the NFL. He should be thrilled that he's back as the Eagles starting quarterback.
Here's the irony: Even as President Obama professed his determination to "speak the truth, " he perpetrated a fraud.
"There are doctor shoppers, who see 15 doctors and pharmacies or more by deceiving physicians for professed pain and other disability that would cause prescribing these drugs, " he said.
When the Pollard inquiry interviewed him Nick Vaughan-Barratt explained he was thinking of Savile's unorthodox lifestyle, his "weird" personality and his professed dislike of children.
BBC: What difference will the Pollard report make to the BBC?
应用推荐