Sentence examples similar to advocate shunning from inspiring English sources

They are not advocating castration, shunning marriage, or shirking traditional gender activities.

Now that his go-alone strategy in Iraq has failed miserably, although I am supposed to believe that Iraq is "liberated," this president is advocating the importance of shunning isolationism?

"The best plan was not to give him the accolade of martyrdom, and we may already be in error in giving him far too much attention," said Paul Flynn, a Labour member who was selected to present the petitioners' view but ended up siding with those who advocated inviting Trump, not shunning him.

But advocates have addressed their needs by ignoring and shunning them.

Privacy advocate urges funds to shun DoubleClick.

shunning district, w. yunnan.

See Also: Shunning Nasdaq.

Americans are shunning McDonald's.

The agreement, which first had to gain approval from the 45-nation Nuclear Suppliers Group before coming to Congress, has drawn criticism from nonproliferation advocates because India has shunned the Nonproliferation Treaty meant to stop the spread and production of nuclear weapons, as well as a companion international pact banning nuclear tests.

"Advocates Say Managed-Care Plans Shun the Most Disabled Medicaid Users" (front page, May 1) unfairly suggests that managed long-term care plans are inappropriately denying services.

That said, however, climate action advocates' public narratives should not shun current events such as Texas and mid-west heat and droughts and Superstorm Sandy and their aftermaths on daily life.