Sentence examples for but endorsed from inspiring English sources

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At the same time, Garrison all but endorsed Lincoln.

He spent much of his week running away from Mr. Bush but endorsed this language enthusiastically.

In another significant development, Cardinal Angelo Bagnasco, the leader of the Italian Bishops' Conference, all but endorsed Mr. Monti.

Last week, Governor Corzine — who has appointed a new leadership team — all but endorsed the higher tolls and rail fares.

(The U.S. government all but endorsed the coup and in many ways remains responsible for the chaos that ensued).

After her talk, the pastor, Bill Tvedt, all but endorsed Mrs. Bachmann, stopping short of explicitly telling the faithful to vote for her.

The most popular newspaper in Mrs Palin's home state thanked her for drawing attention to Alaska but endorsed Mr Obama instead.

(Mr. Pandit all but endorsed the so-called Volcker Rule, which would restrict banks from sponsoring private equity and hedge funds).

Although Graham later mended relations with Kennedy, Nixon remained his favourite politician; indeed, Graham all but endorsed Nixon's reelection effort in 1972 against George McGovern.

Like Prime Minister Tony Blair in Britain last week, Mr. Berlusconi all but endorsed Mr. Bush's new framework for a post-cold-war security strategy.