Sentence examples for qualifications to propound from inspiring English sources

He has the right personal qualifications to propound his views.

This is a very wrong, even dangerous, idea to propound.

"I have no ax to grind, and no interesting theories to propound," he said.

A group of extremists, intellectuals of course, dares to propound unification.

For foreign-policy buffs — and who, these days, doesn't have a world view to propound?

For every 'lesson' one would try to propound there'd be a wonderful story or novel that violated any rule.

Now, still eager to be transported, he uses this collection of reviews and profiles written for the magazine to propound a creed of happy-clappy uplift.

Contentions among the senior officers led to an attempt to arrest Lambert, and the widely scattered regiments had their own grievances to propound.

This purpose made it imperative to propound in the Tractatus Theologico-Politicus a theory concerning Jesus, whom Spinoza designates as Christus.

Over the course of four years of congressional hearings McCarthy used innuendo and intimidation to propound charges that, in virtually every case, proved groundless.

The Romans lacked the speculative interests of the Greeks, and their historians made little effort to propound grand or even middle-range theories.