Sentence examples for explain and advocate from inspiring English sources

Many scientists use versions of the past to explain and advocate scientific claims; policymakers do the same for policies.

8 Facets of "Authentic Age" Here's how boomers can use eight facets of age to help explain and advocate their value when negotiating for a promotion, a raise or new job — or are in danger of a layoff.

He also wrote more than 100 books explaining and advocating parliamentary government, popular education, language reform, women's rights, and a host of other causes.

Instead of richly explaining and advocating the painterly genre of history painting that was so revered in the age of Turner, it just collides examples picked at random with some modern British approaches to history.

More problematic is his approach to macroeconomics (a term, incidentally, that was barely in use in 1948, and did not appear in the first edition of the book).Although Mr Samuelson claimed that he had no great message to impart in his first textbook, he was actually introducing, explaining and advocating the then-revolutionary economics of John Maynard Keynes.

Lennard is a former New York Times freelancer who moved from journalism to activism as a result of her experiences in the occupy movement, and recently wrote two recent essays in The Nation explaining and advocating black bloc politics from a participant perspective.

John Schindler is a former NSA employee and a tireless explainer and advocate of the intelligence community perspective @20committee: John Schindler (@20committee) You know the problem with throwing spies under the bus?

David took the time to review my case, explain all my options and advocate for me.

Barry Commoner, a scientist-activist whose ability to identify and explain complex ecological crises and advocate radical solutions made him a pillar of the environmental movement, died of natural causes Sunday in New York City.

Mr. de Blasio said he would join the Rev. Al Sharpton at a weekend rally to call for a more stringent sick-leave measure in New York, and he took pains to explain why advocates were now willing to stand by Ms. Quinn's side.

It is hard to explain the taxpayer advocate's silence on this issue when it was being debated.