Sentence examples for which espouses from inspiring English sources

When a party which espouses human rights and social justice appears to be in cahoots with gun nuts and neo-fascists, that's not a good look.

The United Party split in 1959, its more liberal members forming the Progressive Party, which espouses the abolishment of segregation, though in a quiet, non-revolutionary, gradualistic way.

It would be hard, though perhaps not impossible, for any party to work with the MHP, which espouses disturbingly nationalist views.

Residents reported seeing its black flag flying, and said fighters from the group, which espouses an Islamist philosophy, were on the streets to prevent looting.

The Knicks star followed the Daniel Fast based on the book of Daniel in the Bible, which espouses a diet of mainly liquid and vegetables.

A new agreement between the government and al-Sunnah, a moderate Ethiopian-backed militia which espouses a Sufi doctrine, may stall the northward march of the Shabab.

Such calls are usually supported by governments which espouse unsuccessful policies.

He runs a decent art college and a worthy foundation, which espouse his range of interests.

(Mr. Galletto belonged to Julio Bocca's Ballet Argentino, which espoused a similarly eclectic approach).

That is a legacy of communism, which espoused gender equality, training women as technicians and engineers, Ms. Larios said.

In pictures posted online with a "manifesto" which espoused racial hatred, he was pictured with a Confederate battle flag.