Sentence examples for comfortable advocating from inspiring English sources

In public Darwinius was being presented as one of our ancestors particularly by Hurum while the scientific study offered a different hypothesis which its authors did not feel fully comfortable advocating.

Obama, who has strongly hinted at a possible candidacy, is the pleaser; he can be rhetorically hawkish, but seems most comfortable when advocating the softer forms of American power.

I'm just not comfortable with advocating for literal civil war (the endgame of violent resistance) at this point.

"This is one issue, Mr. President, where I, a conservative Republican, feel comfortable in advocating a strong federal role," Bennett reports telling Bush senior in 1988.

Jackson added that providers "need to be comfortable being advocates.

When things took a different direction, we just weren't comfortable being advocates for that government anymore".

(Interview 9, no children) The recognition of individual differences was often associated with advocating drinking behaviour that felt comfortable for each individual.

Only through decriminalisation will sex workers be less stigmatised and feel comfortable in reporting crimes to the police and advocating their rights as workers.

They were viewed in Washington as advocating the interests of business, and being less comfortable with the mysteries of markets.

His position was, in consequence, far from comfortable after the Act of Six Articles (1539), which attacked those advocating marriage of the clergy and those denying transubstantiation, and Cromwell's fall in 1540.

Advocating energy independence?