Sentence examples for endorsing the view from inspiring English sources

Is Grossman implicitly endorsing the view, advanced so often by Israel's critics, that the Jewish story is one of the abused becoming the abuser?

Far from endorsing the view that such collective inhumanities spring from "human depravity", we shared Diderot's belief that war and social violence are not generic to humanity.

President Jacob Zuma has called the World Cup the "greatest marketing opportunity of our time," endorsing the view that the coming weeks will serve as an unforgettable advertisement for a business-friendly, competently run democracy.

Jen is acutely conscious that to affirm that Asians have a strongly reduced sense of individuality in relation to their Western counterparts risks endorsing the view that Asians are "robot- or sheeplike".

The report comes closer to endorsing the view of many California officials that the state's energy crisis resulted at least in part from manipulation of the market by energy companies like Enron.

But Mr. McCain had previously stopped short of endorsing the view that Mr. Bush's program of surveillance without warrants was lawful all along because a president's wartime powers can trump statutory limits.

To his credit, the Coventry manager, Chris Coleman, endorsed the view that his team had been lucky.

Coe endorsed the view, dismissing the idea that there was any downside to Bolt's penchant for extravagant celebration.

Most respondents (59%) endorsed the view that the Palestinians are not a credible partner in the peace process.

He said that research commissioned by the Midcounties also endorsed the view that shoppers were not supportive of political ties.

Voon said the letter also endorsed the view that religious people "can support marriage equality in good conscience".