Sentence examples for spouted from inspiring English sources
The republican party now talks the inclusive language the SDLP spouted for decades through the Troubles regarding unionists.
Jenkins, in the face of falling profits, abandoned his "pay for performance" mantra and instead spouted feeble lines about the risk of a "death spiral"– a tired old cliche, as Robert Pickering, successful former boss of Cazenove, said this week.
This figure is often spouted by politicians and commentators as being significant and suggests that welfare spending is out of control.
The trade diplomat's incantation that to open his market is a "concession" granted in exchange for an opening somewhere else is economic nonsense spouted for domestic political purposes.
This newspaper has hardly embraced Obamamania: we would still like to know more about what the young senator stands for; we have been appalled by some of the anti-capitalist rhetoric he (like Mrs Clinton) has spouted on the campaign trail; we worry about his strategy for leaving Iraq.
At the same time, it has spouted anti-Semitism and sponsored terrorists and militias in Lebanon and the Gaza Strip.
Even people who had trouble understanding that shutting down the government before Christmas would be politically damaging quickly grasped that doubling the price of breakfast would.The bill passed with some pretend reforms to the food-stamps programme designed to be spouted in election campaigns, such as ending the supposed scourge of millionaires receiving the benefit.
The racism, aggression and hate spouted in Polish internet chatrooms is beyond belief.
And American voters have been tranquillised into obesity by saturation advertising.Such sentiments would appear unremarkable if spouted by an Occupy Wall Street protester.
Mayon spouted columns of superheated ash into the air and spewed rivers of lava and red-hot boulders the size of cars down its slopes.
Dated to c. 1700 bce, finds from the ship included hundreds of large ceramic amphorae that likely contained wine and olive oil, several cooking pots, cups, beak-spouted jugs, storage jars, and numerous fishnet weights.
