Sentence examples for endorsed then from inspiring English sources

Austria's own accession he first endorsed, then passionately resisted (leading the "No" forces in the 1994 referendum), then accepted.

Instead, the Clinton administration first endorsed, then backed away from, an unusually bold O.A.S. judgment that the election was flawed.

Kirchner first endorsed, then renounced, the idea that Nisman committed suicide, and her approval ratings have dropped into the mid-twenties.

Friedman says that "when an agent chooses or acts in accord with wants or desires that she has self-reflectively endorsed, then she is autonomous" (Friedman 2003, 5).

Leach endorsed then-Sen.

"Tomorrow is eight years to the day after I withdrew and endorsed then-senator Obama," she said.

The phrase was originally intended to describe the manipulative and demonstrably false news stories (such as the infamous "Pizzagate" or the false claim that Pope Francis endorsed then-candidate Trump) that spread rapidly through social media and arguably contributed to Trump's surprising victory.

"But I immediately endorsed then-Sen.

The president endorsed then-Rep.

He caused an uproar when he endorsed then-Sen.

In 2008, the editorial board endorsed then-Sen.