He goes on to suggest that it will be hard to vouch for the wonders of democracy if we keep insisting that it's only a democracy if the resulting vote hews to our interests above the interests of the people actually participating in the democracy.
Even though it "has a tendency to get swallowed by larger rooms," Newsom will vouch that it has the purest and sweetest sound out of all the harps she's ever played.
I, too, can vouch that it has changed.
Mr. Kazee has seen the movie, and Ms. Milioti said she could vouch that it is among his top five favorite films of all time.
My ex-wife's family was also from there and I can vouch that it's a lovely place, but the strategic epicenter of precisely nothing.
It's what I'm doing and I can vouch that it's working!
David Cameron, if he's still in power, will utter portentous "never again" words; he will vouch that Whitehall has learned from the mistakes that were made and everyone will move on.
"Can you vouch that he will return?" Bierut asked.
Premier League coaches Quique Sanchez Flores, Ronald Koeman and Claudio Ranieri will all vouch for that, as will Rafa Benitez the last manager to give them a league title, not that they every really warmed to him despite his achievement of winning La Liga in 2002 and 2004.
The more ads that a candidate can't personally vouch for, the easier it will be for voters to tell whether he or she is a real leader.
