Perhaps, the narrator suggests, she is ashamed because she endorsed Michael Dukakis and Al Gore, highlighting photographs of Mr. Gore and Mr. Dukakis in an army helmet.
Not because she endorsed him, but with her message of bootstrap accountability, she not only empowered black people, she empowered white people.
His animus toward Martinez is because she refuses to endorse him and boycotted his rally in her state yesterday.
The album is noticeably louder and more guitar-based then some of Ms. Colvin's recent work, perhaps because she so quickly endorsed Mr. Miller's proposal to cut the bulk of the record live and unrehearsed.
But how?" Chinese leaders already face friction with Taiwan and its newly elected leader, Tsai Ing-wen, because she hasn't endorsed the notion that the democratic island and Communist mainland make up one China. .
Karen L. Overall, an applied animal behaviorist who served for a time as the co-chair of the dog working group, said she resigned from the group because she couldn't endorse guidelines that didn't insist on statistically measuring the reliability of police dogs.
One woman because of lack of motivation and one woman because she could not endorse the basic principle of the experimental intervention (preferred a pain contingent treatment option on second thought).
Ms. Prada was smart to take on an architect as bold as Mr. Koolhaas, because she is not only endorsing his vision, she is also, in effect, branding him.
Part of Senator Clinton's message is of course directed at the party's superdelegates, as she tries to persuade them to endorse her because she has carried several big states with sizable blocs of so-called Reagan Democrats who may be in play during the general election cycle.
"I'm getting calls from both LBGT activists who want me to endorse Sheila because she's gay and from the business community who say I should support Bobby because he's more pro-business," he said.
