Sentence examples for do not espouse from inspiring English sources

"I do not espouse the unitarian position," Ms. Kagan wrote.

They like people who express conservative values on the economy or social issues, but who do not espouse radical change.

In opposition the Tories began considering the policy on Muslims, which critics say risks branding many as extremists even though they do not espouse violence.

Merrell Tuck, deputy media director for the bank, says the institution meets often with advocacy groups, so long as they do not espouse violence.

It is disgraceful". In opposition the Tories began considering the policy on Muslims, which critics say risks branding many as extremists even though they do not espouse violence.

Thompson voiced concerns at government plans to expand the definition of extremism to include those who do not espouse violence but are nevertheless deemed to fall foul of "British values".

But certainly I don't espouse that.

That you don't espouse women's rights because it's a virtuous thing to do but because it leads to economic growth.

Mr. Hughes added that "people are afraid that their country is becoming a country of left-wing principles that they don't espouse.

But sometimes I want to shout at the screen: "John, if you can't live by these principles, don't espouse them".

"You're certainly going to have to figure out how to deal with democratic governments that don't espouse every policy or value you have," said Senator John Kerry, the Massachusetts Democrat who is chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee and recently joined with the ambassador to Egypt, Anne W. Patterson, for a meeting with top leaders of the Brotherhood's political party.