Sentence examples for espouses as from inspiring English sources
"We believe in what this country espouses as its key values," he said, including a defendant's innocence until proven guilty.
They say the energy chapter in his book carefully lays out the beliefs he now espouses as he seeks to become the Republican nominee.
But something just as important is: the harmony which the government espouses as China's greatest national value, and without which the regime will find it harder to survive.
Wednesday's semi-final represents a test of Everton's emerging talents and supporters' faith in the long-term approach Martínez espouses as the club's best way of delivering silverware and top-four finishes.
The title of the code - Rigour, Respect and Responsibility - provides a simple summary of the values that each of us espouses as practising scientists; it should also demonstrate to the public that scientists take ethical issues seriously.
The debate was broadcast over the weekend on TheBlaze, Glenn Beck's upstart cable network, and it opened with a blast of bombast from McAfee, a tech entrepreneur who espouses, as so many mainstream politicians do not, a kind of psychedelic, tech-centric minarchism.
Apparently defeated by Henry, Gregory died in exile because, as Gregory said, he "loved justice and hated iniquity"—but the ideals he espoused, as well as the controversy he engendered, continued into the next century.
Trust, agility, give-and-take, "a less binary and altogether less binding vocabulary": the qualities he espoused, as a poet, would also, he thought, help bring peace in Northern Ireland.
The party, including Lincoln, favored economic modernization in banking, protective tariffs to fund internal improvements including railroads, and espoused urbanization as well.
Perhaps for some, the new programme challenged their epistemological beliefs and conceptions of teaching and learning [ 18], which they might (or might not have) espoused for as long as they had been teaching students.
They see activists, and the revolutionary change they espouse, as anarchistic and alien.
