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1
As if a cultured man could
profess
ignorance
of such a masterpiece!
2
To be sure, journalists do not normally
profess
ignorance
.
3
You
profess
ignorance
,
when he distinctly said-
4
A shake of the head, a shrug, his hands spread to
profess
ignorance
,
was his only response.
5
Such was then the extent of knowledge possessed by every American on the subject, and of which no one could decently
profess
ignorance
.
6
Dear me, is that Major Cartwright? He had never heard of him before, but he did not like to
profess
ignorance
of a Major.
7
It seems to us that politicians on all sides, and those who fund them, cannot credibly
profess
ignorance
or innocence in this matter of vote-buying.
8
Even so, the dentist
professed
ignorance
about why the package was mislabeled.
9
She'd asked the truck her question, but with silence it
professed
ignorance
.
10
He
professed
ignorance
;
and asked next what sort of person the housekeeper was.
11
Ivan
professed
ignorance
and claimed innocence, but clearly the raids had his backing.
12
You tell us to be ashamed of
professing
ignorance
.
13
Gregorio shook himself from the Jew's touch and
professed
ignorance
of the necessity for speech.
14
Had Talleyrand not
professed
ignorance
of the eastern boundary?
15
They
professed
ignorance
then-noneof them knew, or, at least, none of them would say.
16
Sousi understood French and had some English, but the others
professed
ignorance
of everything but Chipewyan.
profess
ignorance
profess