Sentence examples for espousal of from inspiring English sources

The stated reason was Navalny's espousal of nationalist views.

Thus began the espousal of the Arab cause that was to last more than three decades.

But this espousal of Buddhism did not ease all religious conflicts.

Such statements contrast vividly with his later espousal of "Asian values".

Dvorak's espousal of "Negro" and "Indian" music as quintessentially American made him instantly controversial.

Bernstein's influential espousal of Mahler and Ives, and his Young People's Concerts, were landmark achievements.

That critique emerges out of Popper's rejection of verificationism and his espousal of falsificationism.

This is not to collapse into a woolly liberal espousal of communitarian goodness.

Mutually incompatible, one might think, like the party's simultaneous espousal of bits of old communist dogma and moderate social democracy.

Abu Iyad is now said to be preaching non-violence, despite his former espousal of jihad in Afghanistan.

It's a very real prejudice that flies in the face of our general espousal of support for women's progress.