Sentence examples for famously endorsed from inspiring English sources

Obama famously endorsed Netherland.

Reagan famously endorsed a sweeping amnesty in 1986 that helped over 3m undocumented immigrants – including dozens of my family members.

Avoiding this fate does not mean rolling back Mr Bush's tax cuts (which Mr Greenspan famously endorsed last year), but depends on controlling spending.

Naturally, as the writer of 28 blockbusting novels, the earliest of which were famously endorsed by Ronald Reagen, it is his literary output that most are recalling today.

Descartes (1641/1984) famously endorsed the indubitability of "I think", which he extends also to such mental states as doubting, understanding, affirming, and seeming to have sensory perceptions.

That rejecting A is tantamount to accepting its negation is a common view, famously endorsed and defended (more precisely in terms of the corresponding speech acts of assertion and denial) by Frege and Peter Geach.

Her attempts to pander to New York's militant minorities have repeatedly backfired, most famously when she endorsed her husband's pardon of a bunch of Puerto Rican nationalists, only to backpedal later.

"Humanae Vitae" – "On Human Life", which famously didn't endorse artificial birth control in the 1960s, is nevertheless the most poetic document you could read about sexual union.

It was Michael Jordan who famously declined to endorse a progressive Democrat over the racist segregationist Jesse Helms in a North Carolina senate election on the basis that "Republicans buy sneakers, too".

Barack Obama famously refused to endorse a gas tax holiday, even as prices at the pump surged.

If you haven't heard, famously level-headed actor Gary Busey endorsed Donald Trump for president, all but cementing Trump's status as front-runner.