Sentence examples for most likely advocated from inspiring English sources

In the initial stage of his career, Meister Eckhart composed some not very exciting table-talks for his confratres and, in his lost Commentary on the Sentences (Goris/Pikavé, 2001), most likely advocated doctrines based on the theology of Thomas Aquinas.

2. Norton (1995) offers an extensive discussion of the two interpretations possible for Mach's discussion of inertia, arguing that on balance it seems most likely that Mach advocated only a reformulation of Newtonian mechanics — i.e., what we are calling "Mach-lite".

While I respect Secretary Clinton and would gladly vote for her in the general election, I believe that Bernie Sanders is the candidate most likely to advocate for the socioeconomic needs of most Latinos living in the United States.

I learned that they were, in fact, the most likely Party to advocate against the interests of low- and middle-income Americans; that they were selective in the families they valued; and that they were quite interested in preventing the advancement and equality of women in society.

The UNSCR was either planned, advocated, shepherded or most likely all three through the UN by the Obama administration.

His past sufferings will most likely make him an advocate of ordinary people's interests.

They will most likely propose that the advocate should only be allowed to argue cases at the request of Fisa court judges, and that he or she should not be allowed to appeal cases or assist private companies and individuals that want to challenge overly broad surveillance orders.

Focal disturbance of the hepatic blood supply has been advocated as the most likely causative factor for the concomitant development of these benign hepatic lesions.

Ellneskog-Staam et al. [ 51] advocated that L. komarovii most likely had one variation of StH genomes of Elymus.

But Mr. Tacopina has also taken on cases that women's rights advocates would most likely support.

Translation into English, with applicability to the current conversation: I think it feels permissible for women now to make fun of men and back their fun up with the findings of "science" because there's no history of domination or discrimination behind the practice, or, frankly, any risk of future domination – though many boys' advocates would most likely argue otherwise.