Sentence examples for what he advocated from inspiring English sources

What he advocated was a continuation of the West's policy of containment from a position of strength.

What he advocated was "send[ing] a signal that we need to talk to Iran and Syria," a signal Clinton has been sending, too.

What he advocated was a balance between democracy and aristocracy, in which all the finest men had a chance to rule.

Much of what he advocated in the realm of politics was accepted in England after the Glorious Revolution of 1688 89 and in the United States after the country's declaration of independence in 1776.

He was a hero to me and to millions more not only because of what he advocated – social justice, democracy and peace – but because of the way he advocated it, with passion, decency and without malice against anyone.

Most of what he advocated has been on his list for years: a major investment in rebuilding roads and power grids and school buildings; high-quality preschool for every 4-year-old; a reduction in college costs, a huge barrier between lower-income students and professional success; better incentives for retirement savings.

What he advocates is propaganda at the level of Mills and Boon, not history as written by Niall Ferguson, Christopher Hill and AJP Taylor – totally different as those three are.

And there are Israelis who believe that no rabbi should be sued for inciting discrimination against Arabs, no matter what he advocates, on the theory that religious teachings should be immune from state supervision.

Several of Mr. Bush's other friends and advisers described Mr. Evans's influence in terms not of how the candidate thinks or what he advocates but of how he copes.

What he advocates in its place is a return of the "real" to literature, a realism best captured, he argues, by the collage, the lyric essay, and the memoir.

(R, 1) (The author does not defend the Spanish comedy; what he advocates is the untangling of those complex and false works and the opening up of new paths in Spanish comedies in order to facilitate the public's enjoyment in general).