Sentence examples for really endorsed from inspiring English sources

But, even in its most torture-happy seasons, "24" never really endorsed the notion that the government should be trusted.

At the Waldorf panel, the émigré rose from his seat to ask Shostakovich whether he really endorsed the official Soviet condemnation of Western modernists, Stravinsky chief among them.

The administration had been seeking some artful language that would allow Mr. Sharon to endorse the plan, but somewhat ambiguously, making it possible for him to tell his fractious cabinet that he had not really endorsed it in its entirety.

I had left the theatre and was working in television when I saw a Czech film called A Blonde in Love by Milos Forman; it really endorsed everything that I was trying to achieve with my own work, but hadn't managed to.

Awed Delegates: Wow, he really endorsed Joshua!

"But I can't really endorse it.

"We don't really endorse anything, but we've heard old wives tales about vinegar, meat tenderizer and rubbing alcohol.

They did not really endorse the Republicans' "Contract with America", which few had read; they were disconcerted to find that it suggested a more brutal approach to the environment and social policy than they had perhaps imagined.

Can't we simply agree to disagree, without you accusing me of political correctness?" "No one believes you are really endorsing Obama out of a sincere belief that he is the better candidate after you endorsed Bush in '04".

Just because of the way Google has to position things across a diverse hardware spectrum, and because Google still doesn't really endorse native code development - they'd still rather everyone worked in Java.

"The changes really endorse the management that was already there, the management that was responsible for conceiving of this merger in the first place," said Michael Lynne, a chairman of New Line Cinema.