Sentence examples for which he endorsed from inspiring English sources

Detractors have criticized the straight-arm salutes he once performed to fans of his former club Lazio as well a comment in 2005 in which he endorsed fascism.

But Cashman has tried to focus on the future, on bolstering the farm system while digging out from years of wild spending, some of which he endorsed.

The general's 2002 comments appeared on a home video of the press conference in Nashua at which he endorsed Katrina Swett for New Hampshire's Second Congressional District.

In 1996 he gave an interview to the Advocate, an LGBT magazine, in which he endorsed gay marriage, comparing it to his own second wedding, to the singer Patti Scialfa: "It's very different than just living together.

He urged it to allow public debate, after the state-run media published his speech, in which he endorsed the Varela project and criticized the Communist government for denying rights.

Almost as important as his repudiation of Graham-Cassidy was the second part of McCain's statement, in which he endorsed a bipartisan effort by Lamar Alexander and Patty Murray to fix the main problems of the Affordable Care Act.

Mr. Lavagna, in turn, has begun appearing in campaign advertisements in which he endorses Mr. Kirchner.

At other points, Brown enunciated corporate pizza statistics to thrill Pizza Hut, and Phil Mickelson was in a taped segment for Callaway, which he endorses, in which he predicted which team would win by the distance balls marked "Indy" and "N.O".

Two days before the Guardian speaks to him, he appears on an emotional YouTube video for Obama Pride: LGBT Americans For Obama, in which he endorses the President for re-election.

If he means minute parts, then, though it is true that we do not and, in his view, cannot know in detail what they are, we have a theory, which he endorses, that they are probably minute parts as conceived by the atomists, which means they have primary qualities similar in kind though not in scale to those possessed by macroscopic objects.

Spike Lee is featured in a radio ad being played in South Carolina in which he endorses Bernie Sanders, telling listeners that the Vermont senator "will do the right thing".