Sentence examples for some endorsed from inspiring English sources

Similar claims have been made about the masonic gesturing of RNC speaker Michelle Van Etten, an employee of a company called Youngevity that markets pills, including some endorsed by Alex Jones (maybe as a kind of false flag).

Before extending the invitation, I checked in with prominent and also grassroots members of the LGBT community in Uganda; not one criticized the event, some endorsed it and a few submitted questions that they wanted answered publicly.

So let us briefly consider the prospects for variations of this attitude, which include desires, intentions, or policies to decide to do what is best, or what is right, or whatever maximizes or promotes P, where P is some endorsed value or good.

Clinton has electoral math in her favor, and prominent Republicans have rejected Trump, with some endorsing Clinton.

Some, endorsing the "everybody deserves a second chance" mode of conduct, say give the man a break and leave him alone, while others fancy more the "once a woman-beater, always a woman-beater" philosophy.

Some endorse the value of discussing sex with patients [63], but each profession oncologists, nurses, mental health professionals fails to take responsibility to provide such discussions, suggesting it is someone else's job [43,64,65].

Perhaps some officially endorsed pyjamas?

Some brains endorsed correct, lifesaving behavior by doling out sensory rewards.

And some Democrats endorsed the Social Security changes, with Mr. Durbin acknowledging that he had shocked his liberal allies by endorsing a slow increase in the retirement age for full benefits.

They argued that deeply flawed elections in Ethiopia and Nigeria — results that were, in some way, endorsed by the United States — showed the administration putting stability above justice.

Some even endorsed a training programme in which women pushed their fingers down their throat while suppressing their gagging reflex, in order to perfect their deep-throating skills.