Sentence examples for espousing about from inspiring English sources

While this list is certainly not exhaustive, here are ten of the most common fabrications Muslim leaders must stop espousing about Ahmadi Muslims.

'Guys like O'Reilly who like to espouse what right-wing Republicans espouse about family values shouldn't be doing stuff like this,' Morelli said.

The dramatic events of the last year have called into question much of what policy makers, economists and investors once espoused about the financial system.

In a statement, he said that Mr. Hamersley, who worked in mergers and acquisitions, was "simply not qualified to reach the purely personal opinions he espouses about alleged improper or so-called 'abusive' activity.

Below, The Huffington Post has gathered just seven of the troubling ideas Le Pen has espoused about religious minorities.

One of the same pesticide industry consultants who espoused about the chemical's importance and benefits, echoed the same in his more recent written comments on chloropicrin.

For those celebrating a faith-based Christmas, retell the stories of Jesus' life and the values he espoused about loving one another and not money.

Ms. Simmons found her in Santa Monica, where she was at work on her autobiography and still espousing unhappiness about the song "Suzanne" and its fallout.

In between espousing theories about how to solve Africa's food shortage ("We need to do things Americans did literally 80 years ago during the Depression for farmers") and offering statistics about waterborne diseases ("80 percent of victims are under the age of 5"), Mr. Clinton often brought the conversation back to politics.

He could still be half right, and at least he didn't espouse anything about defenses reigning supreme.

A dreadful book published last year by former New York Times science writer Nicholas Wade espoused views about racial differences seemingly backed by genetics.