Sentence examples for even championing from inspiring English sources
Some people are empaths, some have learnt compassion from their own life experiences, but others seem either incapable or undesirous of solicitude, even championing their self proclaimed "realistic" hearts as though somehow superior.
But the cases we see at FIRE seem to indicate that voices like Brooks' are beginning to grow less common as the attitudes that college students hold about free speech rights shift toward acceptance of repression, in some cases even championing censorship.
Mark Zuckerberg, the somewhat beleaguered creator and chief executive of Facebook, was touring parts of Europe last week, embracing, and even championing, the idea of regulation.
It's time we accepted, even championed, steroids as human progress, and moved on.
He even championed ideas previously detailed by Ms. Quinn, including an expansion of the city's gifted programs.
They have been stalwarts of ethical business practices, have rooted out fraud, and have even championed abortion rights and the establishment of Planned Parenthood.
Some bold voices in the business community even championed interim dictatorship in Russia as the only way to provide the stability for investment and economic growth.
Not even champions Norwich could match their 52 home goals during this past campaign, yet they flunked their lines when it mattered most.
Like Flaxman, he was far more successful when carving images of delicate expression, which even champions of Romantic passion applauded as an aim for sculpture, an art for which they advocated expressive subtlety that triggered imagination.
Although he agreed with neoconservatives that the United States should use its military might to advance its interests abroad, he supported limited government regulation of the economy and even championed some liberal causes, such as same-sex marriage.
To further emphasize unity, government policy was to downplay Serb-Croatian language differences, and the kingdom even championed a joint "Serb-Croatian-Slovene" language, though Slovene was then (and remains) quite a different tongue.
