Sentence examples for one that espouses from inspiring English sources

For many journalists, the "real" religious view is the one that espouses the most conservative social, cultural, or political positions.

"It's a cultural shift from one that espouses 'no justice, no peace,' which is essentially a threat, to one that advocates peace and justice," said Khalid Shah, executive director of the Stop the Violence group, which was established here in 1989.

This holistic worldview of humans, one that espouses mutual causation between the brain, body, and environment (social and physical) is consistent with complexity theory which has revolutionized thinking in physics, chemistry, biology, and even organizational psychology.

Young and liberal Overall, the 2012 election demonstrates that the young voters of America not only hold a pro-Democratic party outlook, but one that espouses liberal positions on the important social issues of the day as well.

For instance, Aristotle might offer a different account of 'Forms' than Plato, one that espouses an immanent realism wherein some particulars might be said to have essential properties.

He argued that these principles would be the same ones that were espoused by rule consequentialism.

It is not quite the "Road to Damascus" policy Turkey currently espouses, but it is the only one that has a chance of success.

Other philosophers have espoused one or another version of formalism, according to which the distinguishing feature of art the one that determines our interest in it is form.

Islam is primarily a religion that espouses a specific moral code.

The alternative theories "seem to me to make a lot more sense than the ones that are popularly espoused," he said, calling it admirable that the conversation was allowed within "Rescue Me".

We will also encourage postgraduates not to examine the social world directly, but to take an 'approach', preferably the same one that we espouse.