Sentence examples for for espousing from inspiring English sources

Neither was known for espousing radical Islamist views.

Throughout his campaign, Mr. Kerry has shown a knack for espousing both sides of divisive issues.

But nobody was ever sent to prison for espousing the wrong value for the Hubble constant.

In adulthood, I was ridiculed for espousing the upsides of early dining.

He was often attacked as a lackey of the West, and for espousing a Western interpretation of Islam.

When his critics derided Mr. Thomson for espousing beliefs from the 19th century, the governor replied with characteristic confidence.

Along one track breezes Mr Schröder, self-made businessman, with a taste for fat cigars and industrialists for pals, espousing a "new centre" in politics code for pinching centre-minded voters from Mr Kohl.

We propose that the underlying assumption of safety first affects the espoused values (group level product safety culture at NPD) and artifacts of organizational culture (Concurrent Engineering and Design-for-Safety); espoused value influences artifacts; and artifacts impact product safety performance.

He spent this 23 April outside the town hall giving out red roses and collecting for charity, espousing what he calls "English values" – chivalry, inclusivity and compassion for the common man.

The Tories are mocked for esoterically espousing a vision of society at a time when the most pressing issues are economic.

We are not voting for the SNP or it's policies; we are voting to ensure that in future, if Scotland votes for parties espousing fairer economic policies, including his, we might actually get a government capable of enacting them.