Sentence examples for Because I endorsed from inspiring English sources

Later, when asked why he thought Mr. Romney had a better shot at his party's nomination this time around, Mr. Sununu, who remained neutral in the 2008 primary, joked: "Because I endorsed him!" "The second time around you know what you're doing, you pay attention to details better, you're clearer in your definition of issues, you know more people and you work harder," Mr. Sununu said.

Not because I endorse the idea of living like some hyper-rational Vulcan, but because computing algorithms could be a surprisingly useful way to embrace the messy compromises of real, non-Vulcan life.

b656adc0-f928-4545-b1fa-8b74abce307e I say that not because I endorse the dishonest conservative critique that the gulf oil spill is somehow Obama's Katrina and that he is displaying the same kind of incompetence that George W. Bush did after that hurricane.

Just because I endorse, so to speak, buttons doesn't mean I don't recognize that touchscreens and other touch-based inputs aren't the future.

"Because of the commission -- I endorsed it.

But I'm not endorsing him - because I feel like if I endorsed him he'd lose, or at least come in third and trip over his shoelaces.

I endorsed President Obama four years ago because he promised to end this problem.

Perhaps because I have endorsed Mrs. Clinton, I have noticed that most of the people complaining about the influence of the superdelegates are supporters of Mr. Obama.

I endorse the nano because it makes my life slightly more livable (which stems from the fact that I'm neurotic).

The lone holdout, Syria, was pressured by other countries, including moderate Arabs, not to vote against the resolution, because it endorsed the prospect of a future Palestinian state.

Anna Simmons, 26, an elementary school counselor in Monongalia County, said she quit her union, the American Federation of Teachers, in disappointment in 2016 because it endorsed Justice for governor.