Sentence examples for she propounds from inspiring English sources

At least, this is the argument she propounds.

What is odd is that the doctrine she propounds has no room for it, just as "The Secret" had no room for the story of Hicks-as-Abraham.

She walks her talk -- the story that she tells and what she propounds is something that she has done.

Here she propounded the view that arts funding ought to be regarded as "venture capital" that expected economic dividends.

From these experiences emerged her theory of revolutionary mass action, which she propounded in Massenstreik, Partei und Gewerkschaften (1906; The Mass Strike, the Political Party, and the Trade Unions).

Too often, he fails to show why anyone would want to know more about these people: e.g. Was Clemence Royer really a victim of sexism and academic elitism, or was she ignored by the intellegentsia because so many of the ideas she propounded were erroneous?

At least, she was the main contender for Reid's seat – until she started propounding her chicken-based healthcare plan.

To the Editor: It is heartening that Diane Ravitch has felt compelled to acknowledge the gloomy results of accountability and school choice policies that she previously enthusiastically propounded.

This propounds an ontology of spirit, derived from the attributes of God, which she sets out in opposition to More, Descartes, Hobbes and Spinoza.

The subtext of her essay, "Two Paths For the Novel", suggests that she, too, may be about to embrace the kind of cross-formal experimentalism that Shields propounds.

He propounds the moderate, sceptical but pragmatic middle way.