Sentence examples for endorsed a really from inspiring English sources

A U.S. Senate spending panel has endorsed a "really bold and somewhat controversial" shift in how the U.S. government builds weather and climate science satellites.

But gone, mostly, are the pioneering days when a bored-looking celebrity endorsed a product on TV that nobody really believed he used.

Jerry Moss endorsed a more expansive view.

Pawar endorsed a City Hall lobbyist, Paul Rosenfeld.

But Hartshorne endorsed a surprising addition.

McTaggart endorsed a radical form of essentialism.

They are more like disguised imperatives: 'Thou shalt not engage in honor killing' Another difference some meta-ethicists argue for is that when we really endorse a claim as morally right, we are prepared to act on it.

But suppose that Mr. Kaplan is right and that the foreign policy Mr. Bush has endorsed is really one largely exemplifying a pagan ethos.

Reed said that Trump's order to relax IRS restrictions on pastors endorsing candidates was a "really big deal".  .

Is Labour really going to endorse a scheme which even Peter Lilley, in his hard hat days, believed too extreme?

Any union which really "got" PR would endorse a full slate, starting at No 1 and working their way down.