Sentence examples for it was espoused from inspiring English sources

It was espoused in the United States in the period preceding World War II by Sapir and then in the 1940s by Whorf.

Teff was largely unheard of outside of Ethiopia until it was espoused as the new nutritional superfood by the famous and fabulous (think Gwyneth Paltrow, Victoria Beckham, and Sting).

But it is espoused by the LSE and by the European Parliament's Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee.

The interventionist impulse — whether it is espoused by liberal humanitarians or neocon hawks — is not much in favor these days.

It's changed in the way it is espoused and the way it deals with minority communities.

The interventionist impulse whether it is espoused by liberal humanitarians or neocon hawks—is not much in favor these days.

The diplomats point of vie may prevail in Tin Pan Alley, where it is espoused by lyricists with padded shoulders, but we would like to think that the Foreign Service had a somewhat loftier and more sensitive attitude toward love.

"But the conferment of any legal protection of preference upon a particular substantive moral position on the ground only that it is espoused by the adherents of a particular faith, however long its tradition, however long its culture, is deeply unprincipled".

The concept of the free-market in the abstract has become so naturalized that it is espoused as good-old fashioned capitalism being spread around the world for the betterment of all.

However, China has a long way to go and must square what it is espousing domestically with what its U.N. climate negotiators say internationally.

In short, I was espousing an optimism about the possibilities for change that he thought ahistorical.