Sentence examples for espouses that from inspiring English sources

Traditionalist that he is, Mr. Miesfeld vigorously espouses that view.

Whoever espouses that notion is either diminishing the event's enormity or afraid to embrace the truth, or both.

According to scholars of the yakuza, it is a philosophy, originating from China, that espouses that every man has a duty to help those who are suffering and oppressed, even when it may mean risking his own life.

Regarding the management of tensions, we find that in contrast to the current tenor in the social enterprise literature, which espouses that redressing tensions is essentially an act of separation or integration of social and financial goals, we find that, at times, social enterprises accept and live with tensions instead of addressing them.

Denmark's La Cabra (goat) espouses that approach, with particular emphasis on delivering a bright cup.

One of the most basic phenomenological tenets of intentional consciousness espouses that consciousness is not a container for the mind or for mental content.

It was his unique leadership, together with the revolutionary politics he so convincingly espoused, that made him a primary target of law enforcement.

But certainly I don't espouse that.

Would you write a work of art that espoused that opinion?

But I really get shocked when brilliant minds espouse that flawed reasoning," he said.

Both players passionately espouse that attitude, with Solal stretching the envelope so boldly as to almost eclipse the inventive saxophonist.