Sentence examples for To be espoused from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM BRANDON: What are your thoughts about the infallibility of the Founding Fathers that seems to be espoused in popular culture on a regular basis?

Billy Graham was in the mix too – but for Preacher Herring, the cause to be espoused was that of Love – how to find it, how not to lose it, why not to lose it.

Although the principle of fair play has often come under attack in the decades since Hart fleetingly propounded it, the theory continues to be espoused by some present-day political philosophers.

Other research has argued that some deviance might actually be normative, in the sense that group members will accept deviant views if those views are believed to be espoused in the interests or defense of the group.

She learned just how far off track the Cincinnati office had gone: specialists had been told to flag not only Tea Party groups, but applications describing particular policy views, like opposition to federal spending, that tend to be espoused by conservative groups.

Embracing diversity Like the Sufi saint, the prince also represented a syncretistic Islam, diabolically opposed to the literal and puritanical form of the religion that was to be espoused by his younger brother Aurangzeb ─ who would eventually defeat him to the throne and go on to become Emperor of India.

Nadas appears to be espousing a theory of the novel.

Mr. Sharon said Mr. Barak seemed to be espousing contradictory thoughts.

I also wouldn't mind Rick dying because the show constantly seems to be espousing his nihilistic worldview.

But the gods should maintain some dignity, she believes, and at least attempt to live by the codes they are supposed to be espousing.

The electorate is so scornful of politicians that even having a good leader, such as Mr Murphy looks to be, espousing sane views, may not be sufficient to win their love.