Sentence examples for was endorsing from inspiring English sources
verb
To support, to back, to give one's approval to, especially officially or by signature.
The United States Chamber of Commerce announced Monday that it was endorsing its first Democratic Senate candidate of this cycle - Gov. Joe Manchin III of West Virginia.
By joining, Judge Alito was endorsing it.
But last Monday, when asked if he was endorsing that House measure, he would not commit.
Meanwhile, elsewhere in the campaign, Herman Cain announced that he was endorsing "the people" for president.
But the chief justice's graciousness did not mean he was endorsing the president or his views.
Mika Brzezinski, a co-host of "Morning Joe," then asked Matthews whether he was endorsing Obama.
Naral Pro-Choice America announced yesterday that it was endorsing Mr. Obama.
And Representative Edolphus Towns, a 24-year incumbent from Brooklyn, said he was endorsing Mr. Cuomo.
CBS argued that the use of the clip implied that it was endorsing the McCain campaign.
Decius sought to be clear-eyed about the candidate he was endorsing.
To continue to participate, he said, "at some level was endorsing it".
