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I would not conduct an exclusively and professedly humorous department for any one.

Number, space, time, matter, were all professedly convicted of being self-contradictory.

It was every day implied, but never professedly declared.

The apocalyptic writer, therefore, professedly addressed his book to future generations.

The religion of the Hindus is professedly founded on the Vedas.

Giving up all past theories as useless, Herbert professedly endeavours to constitute a new and true system.

The chancellorship was given to him professedly on account of his notorious anti-Catholic zeal.

The sole purpose of the budget lines in the area of trade is, professedly, to promote exports and create free market access.

Neither was professedly nationalistic, for nationalism, though still potent, was no longer vaunted.

They professedly eschewed participation in that structure.

The theoretical system, though professedly based upon Valotti's principles, was to a great extent empirical.

His adult work is characterized by a professedly beautiful use of language and expiration of universal themes.

American mediation was sought weeks ago by all of Ethiopia's warring factions, each professedly Marxist.

Although they are professedly written in hexameters, the rules of quantity are sacrificed to accent.

Besides, the books professedly written for their instruction, which make the first impression on their minds, all inculcate the same opinions.

The circumstances of this massacre disgusted Babur, who found himself playing a subordinate role in an army that was professedly acting under his authority.

One finds traces of it even in works professedly devoted to disposing of it.

I will leave all that straining to people who edit professedly and inexorably "humorous" departments and publications.

They had a professedly edifying purpose either for Jesuits themselves or for others, and were to that extent expurgated at their very source.

This bill together with a letter was taken by the two professedly loyal councilors to Laporte on November 25.

If you try to make him explicitly and professedly proud of being a Christian, you will probably fail; the Enemy's warnings are too well known.

Demure, squeamish and professedly celibate, Chloe is surprisingly unforthcoming in her encounters with strangers.

Mr. Gardner was engaged that spring in building two large man-of-war brigs, professedly for the Mexican government.

The monk was dismayed to learn that his fair rescuer was a sorceress, even though her powers were professedly benignant.