Sentence examples for i espouse from inspiring English sources

These are the values I espouse, whether or not you agree with them.

This very common definition (recently recognized in academic circles as that of "The Dartmouth School"), along with several essential terms ("myth," "ritual," "communal," "propositional"), asserts the unconditional "superhuman agents," i.e., God(s), that are necessary for the divorce I espouse  between religion and human rights.

This takes care of the argument that cohabitants must be responsible for their children; that law could be widened if necessary, without trespassing on the principle that I espouse, the freedom of cohabitants to live outside the law while being responsible for their children.

"I espouse a very Darwinian approach," says Reisner. "You throw things against the wall and see what sticks".

I espouse, practice, and defend the latter.

Being the direct cause of their complaining or departure is the antithesis of the relationship-development efforts I espouse.

As I grew older I retained a sense of missing out on something even though, post-punk, I espoused a hatred of Christmas and all its consumerist horror.

Amoghavarsha I espoused Jainism and there are five Jain cave temples at Ellora ascribed to his period.

I began to question the beliefs I espoused to hundreds of students each week.

I saw building a company as a demonstration project, a way to put all the principles that I espoused and lessons I had learned from the Monks at Mepkin Abbey into practice.

He said if I believed all the spiritual truths I espoused -- that life was abundant and God supported me -- and didn't act on them, I was out of integrity with myself and would continue to suffer.