Sentence examples for advocated a bit from inspiring English sources

He added that "in the past, we advocated a bit more aggressive use of the rudder, but now we're in line with the rest of the industry".

This new version of Millennium Prayer sees the forthright black lesbian rappers advocating a bit of sexy time over what sounds remarkably like an old man's brain exploding.

To which the obvious retort from the many that are used to the lying, manipulation, secrecy and fraud so common in that fair trade is: how could 17% be so gullible?Small wonder that the report, which said that things could be a bit better, advocates a bit more transparency and thinks that people should shop around more for better deals, was widely slated for being too tame.

Do these people even know what they're missing?" "But isn't that a good thing, I mean that you're alone?" I was playing devil's advocate a bit, of course, but I was also serious.

He advocated a softer approach.

President Wilson advocated a waiting policy.

He advocated a rich musical diet.

Marcuse actually advocated a form of androgyny.

Tyler advocated an increase in military strength.

And it called his departure a "retirement," which shareholder advocates considered a bit disingenuous.

But I would say this, in contrast to what he's done and just, you know, just to be a devil's advocate for a bit here–I've been doing this a long time.