Sentence examples for promoted views from inspiring English sources

On July 22nd George Bush once again promoted views on share valuations, and once again investors preferred a president to a share huckster; they sold.

Although "Ode on a Grecian Urn" was completed in May 1819, its first printing came in January 1820 when it was published with "Ode to a Nightingale" in the Annals of Fine Art, an art magazine that promoted views on art similar to those Keats held.

Overall, networking provided possibilities for meetings between PACP representatives and HCPs outside of their traditional roles as patients and caregivers, respectively, and this opportunity brought about reflections on their different responsibilities and promoted views from the cancer patient's life-world.

Thus, the responses might need to be interpreted as balancing an enthusiastically promoted view rather than describing practitioners' complete view of the issue.

AT The controversial extremism bill is designed to "stop extremists promoting views and behaviour that undermine British values".

Promoting views including anti-immigration, nativism and ultra-nationalism, these sites are run independently, rather than by a political party.

It would be totally unacceptable were the bakery to refuse to sell cakes to gay customers, but they should not be forced by law to promote views about marriage with which they deeply disagree.

The answer is to promote views that are open-minded and tolerant towards those who are different, and to fight the formal, informal and internet propagation of closed-minded intolerance.

The "advocacy correspondence" was described as letters the prince had written in 2004 and 2005 seeking to advance the work of charities or to promote views.

Here is where we can make headway in our confrontation with modern secular culture and women who promote views about sexuality like Sandra Fluke.

BT Sport and Sky Sports heavily promote viewing through apps available on smartphones and tablets.