This is espoused by none other than Donald Trump, who proudly told Howard Stern he's never heard Melania do it, adding that she hardly ever poops, either.
This sentiment was espoused by a Walmart representative at a meeting in 2011, called in response to two deadly fires that razed factories in Bangladeshi industrial zones.
This goal was espoused by the American Society of Civil Engineers, which opined, "That is the best engineering, not which makes the most splendid, or even the most perfect work, but that which makes a work that answers the purpose well, at the least cost".
This view, which was espoused by Cyprian and developed in response to earlier controversy, had as its corollary the belief that the validity of sacerdotal acts depended on the presence of the Holy Spirit in the minister and that a minister who was not in a state of grace could not administer a valid sacrament.
This type of argument was espoused by InfoWars' Alex Jones when he launched a smear campaign against victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School mass shooting, calling them "crisis actors," and saying the tragic incident was "a 'false flag' orchestrated by anti-gun groups".
This thesis of the "consistent eschatology" in Jesus' message was espoused by Johannes von Weiss (1863 1914) and gained wide circulation through the writings of Albert Schweitzer.
By some accounts, the theory behind it was espoused as early as the late 1800s.
The model of RNA existing before transcription was espoused by another subject in an interview.
A decade or so later, Anders began appearing in Germany again, only this time he was espousing quasi-anti-Semitic conspiracy theories about interest-crippled monetary systems, the origin of AIDS, and a group called the Illuminati who have apparently been ruling over the world since the beginning of time.
This view is espoused -- at least officially -- throughout the industry, Cohen says.
