Sentence examples for still endorsed it from inspiring English sources

Federal authorities in the United States have also voiced concern about problems the new aircraft has faced but still endorsed it as a safe airplane.

As early as 1925, Reichenbach had essayed a probabilistic account of the direction of time (1925d) and in 1931 he still endorsed it, rejecting on familiar reversibility grounds proposals to rely on entropy increase.

I still endorse it for use in margaritas, but definitely mix it with something before drinking.

Even while rejecting the role of philosophy as transcendental judge, he still endorses its normative role, to the extent that it still has the capacity to organize the claims of empirical forms of knowledge and to assign each a role in the normative enterprise of reflection on historically and socially contextualized reason.

By contrast, while sharing a model of geometric axiomatic structure of knowledge, Newton's project of natural philosophy was meant to be autonomous from a system of philosophy and, in the new context, still endorsed for its model of organization and its empirical reasoning values of formal synthesis and ontological simplicity (see the entry on Newton and Janiak 2008).

(There was more news about that on Monday, when House Speaker Paul Ryan let it be known that he would no longer defend Trump, though he would still endorse him).

We find those comments disgusting, but we're still endorsing him.

Obama continued: "If you are repeatedly having to say, in very strong terms, that what he has said is unacceptable, why are you still endorsing him?

After the "Access Hollywood" tape emerged, Ryan said he could no longer campaign for or "defend" Trump — but still endorses him.

"The question they have to ask themselves is: If you are repeatedly having to say in very strong terms that what he has said is unacceptable, why are you still endorsing him?" Mr. Obama said.

Henry James chose to settle in England, but his novels still endorsed the view that Europe was both corrupt and corrupting.