Sentence examples for essence advocate from inspiring English sources

In plain language, the first amendment does not give you the right not to be offended or not to be mocked, and the fact that these people are using the first amendment to, in essence, advocate censorship, is one of those perfect ironies that seldom comes along in this life.

Many of those joining hands outside the UN stressed that they were, in essence, advocating for those who can't afford to be there – those in developing countries who are interested and passionate about the UN, but don't have the means to enter it at the bottom.

I was there to talk privacy, and in essence, to advocate.

In essence he advocated polygamy for the superior men, in order to increase the population of people with higher qualities.

In essence, Wilson advocated that people reading the results of any sociobiological study evaluate the rigor of that study by asking (and answering) six questions: 1.

In essence, policies advocating more person-centred services are not easily translated into change on the ground [ 17, 19].

In essence, the consumer advocate-turned-scorn of the Democratic Party is asking for a buck for every vote he snagged in the 2004 race.

In essence, the committee advocated (1) an amalgamation with the Division of Plant Nutrition of the College of Agriculture, (2) the naming of an "outside" chairman, and (3) active participation in the instructional program by plant scientists from Agriculture.

In essence, he was advocating for SD: When pressures on the Drought Polygon reach a certain limit, a fraction of the population emigrates.

What Lamberts is describing, in essence, is a patient advocate.

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