Sentence examples for show endorsed from inspiring English sources

In the fall of 1979, he brought politicians onto his talk show, endorsed candidates all over the map, and told the press, "We have enough votes to run the country".

Those criticizing the production Donald Trump, Jr. among them said the show endorsed the murder of a sitting president (or even advocated for it), and argued that the play would face widespread condemnation if it depicted former president Barack Obama being murdered.

Chozen is not a role model, but he is a kind of hero, and a more fully embodied character than the foregoing might imply; the show endorses his positivity but does not deny his absurdity.

Like Molly Lambert, who plausibly defends Marty's wife Maggie, I'm not sure the show endorses the fact that everyone else is a prop to Rust Cohle and Marty Hart, though this kind of dynamic is surely the kind of cable trope we've seen too much of in the last 10 or 15 years.

In another appearance on Bannon's radio show, Sessions endorsed the Immigration Act of 1924, which specifically limited immigration based on race and religion, in the context of current immigration trends.

His campaign considered that a moral victory, considering that Gregory Davidzon, a power broker with a popular Russian radio show, had endorsed Mr. Fidler, originally considered the front runner.

The results show that endorsed items could be shorter on CAT (M = 13.42) than on NAT (M = 23) at 41.64% efficiency in test length.

Last year, they, along with Steve Deace, a popular and inflammatory talk-show host, endorsed Cruz, and their presence was calculated to show Iowans that the hard right was solidly behind his candidacy.

"We have not been aware whether this is being shown as endorsed by the company".

The consensus of climate scientists on the cause of global warming had been emphasised in May, when a study of thousands of research papers published between 1991 and 2011 showed 97% endorsed human-caused global warming.

You will receive a copy of the money order which includes both the front and back, showing who endorsed it and cashed it.