Sentence examples for espouse he from inspiring English sources

These are unlikely to be those you and your kindred spirits espouse," he said in a letter first reported in the Guardian newspaper.

I know there were far more behind-the-scenes machinations performed by Weev and his online friends – including the "leaking" of this information to Gawker – but taken in context of the free-wheeling, always-open world of the mind which we Internet users espouse, he did nothing wrong.

"The committee at the end of the day may be more reflective of the interests that the company and its executives espouse," he said.

"Concern for the environment must not cover up unlawful actions, whatever lofty goals the people who were taking part in them espoused," he said.

The alternative theories "seem to me to make a lot more sense than the ones that are popularly espoused," he said, calling it admirable that the conversation was allowed within "Rescue Me".

"Therefore, four years' worth of such reserves is not only excessive, it is abusive and totally contradictory to the spirit of stewardship which the Diocese of Rockville Centre so avidly espouses," he said.

And for the type of person he is and the ideology he espouses, he needs the poorly educated, the loyal, the un-critical, the easily duped, the sheep, the lemmings who will jump off the cliff.

He spoke of the "compassionate Conservatism" he espoused when he won the Tory leadership in 2005,  and referred 10 times to "the good life" the Tories could now offer the voters.

One problem is raised by his method, however; he espouses what he calls "methodological atheism" in his work, which appears to presuppose a view about religion.

He espouses what he calls "a new deal on data" with three basic tenets: you have the right to possess your data, to control how it is used, and to destroy or distribute it as you see fit.

If Netanyahu came forth then with the same two-state solution policy that he espouses now, he would be thrown out of Golda Meir's Labor party as a leftist.