Sentence examples for when you endorsed from inspiring English sources
Was the evidence not there when you endorsed her before Super Tuesday?
"In leaving," Varmus adds, "I am conscious of the risks you assumed in 1993 when you endorsed [Secretary of Health and Human Services] Donna Shalala's recommendation to appoint me to direct an organization as complex as the NIH, despite my lack of administrative experience.
When you endorse yourself as both vulnerable and worthy, especially when that endorsement feels hard, you can grant that same complex subjectivity to others, even to people whose needs and desires are different from your own.
I'm writing because everything you do is admired and emulated by so many; but when you endorse a recording artist like Beyoncé, I see the most misogynistic aspects of the music industry (that prefers girls to be no more complex than dolls) interpret your comments as a seal of approval for the thoughtless cultural currency that they flood the youth market with.
"I am personally quite sceptical about the ability to capture what is a very, very delicate decision about when you endorse, under the law, the taking of someone's life".
It hardly seems fair, but when you endorse a check that has insufficient funds backing it, you're telling the bank you're responsible for that check.
"Basically what you're doing when you endorse a candidate from the pulpit is you're flowing thousands of dollars of non-taxed money to political parties," Baines told Religion & Politics at the time.
In this case, you may need to write your account number on the check when you endorse it.
When you're ready to endorse that package, we'll be the first to sign on.
That when someone endorses you or befriends you, they are embracing your views - the candidate's views - not the other way around.
Dergham: When you went to Paris and endorsed the no-fly zone, you knew that there would be a military operation, and the Security Council resolution spoke as well of a "no-drive zone".
