Sentence examples for endorsed is that from inspiring English sources

The conventional wisdom about this presidential election, which this blog often endorsed, is that it represented a competition between two competing paradigms.

All Balls said – and Miliband has endorsed – is that he cannot promise to reverse cuts and lift pay freezes at an unknown future date when world conditions as well as local ones may have made recovery much harder.

The common theme in all Republicans schemes, including the vague principles Trump formally endorsed, is that all would result in fewer people being covered, insurance that provides less financial protection for people with serious medical bills, or some combination of those factors.

The narrative that Geldof had championed, and which the NGOs had endorsed, was that while the moral dilemma was hard to deal with, the only choice was to stay, resettlement policy or no resettlement policy.

The one complaint about the Internet that I wholeheartedly endorse is that most of these tools have been designed to peck at us like ducks: "Hey, there's a new reply to your comment!

As for organic farming, its basic principle, which Charles strongly endorses, is that natural chemicals are good and synthetic ones bad: a principle every scientist would describe as a scientific howler.

"The reason why we would be hesitant to endorse it is that - what normal person would be paid to do something so compromising as raping a human being?

The collaborative thinking that he endorsed was part of a cultural trend.

A second kind of explanation, which Kant endorses, is that I have an indirect way of representing this identity.

Helmholtz's claim, which James endorses, is that the kind of attention that is paid when listening for an overtone is constituted by the imagining of what that overtone would sound like.

Thus, power to detect DIF in items that are very easy or difficult to endorse is lower than that for items of average difficulty.