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39 examples of Espouse in a sentence

The suspicions that you hold about people who espouse beliefs that you don't have, starts to evaporate.
You cannot be in favor of your own values, which are at a distance from the values that you espouse.
So the trendiest schools in the world, High Tech High and others, they espouse a philosophy of learning as productive activity.
Those who do vote increasingly choose anti-establishment parties that often espouse extreme views.
Political leaders rarely espouse clear priorities, preferring to seem capable of giving everything to everybody.
But, though Tsipras and his party may be new, the other ideas that they espouse are old – and far from ideal for Greece or Europe.
Indeed, these extremists can hardly claim to espouse Hinduism, which stands out not only as an eclectic embodiment of tolerance, but also as the only major religion that does not claim to be the sole true one.
That is why it is important to take note of the ideas that Varoufakis continues to espouse.
Non-Western societies often espouse a communitarian ethic that sees society as more than the sum of its individual members, and considers duties to be more important than rights.
A recent study found that patient shareholders account for a larger portion of the shares of companies that espouse a long-term sustainability agenda relative to companies committed to share-price maximization.
When events, for whatever reason, coincide with their theorems, the orthodoxy that they espouse enjoys its moment of glory.
But China’s ability to persuade others that its international behavior stems from its search for balance will depend on its leaders’ ability to embrace the rule of law – in substance rather than just in rhetoric – as a fundamental basis for the harmony that they publicly espouse.
One uses facts to espouse a point of view, while the other relies on falsehoods and deceit.
People are more open about this than they once were, but a legacy of disapproval towards those who espouse tribal loyalties lingers.
Today, some people espouse the view – often loudly – that the gold standard was synonymous with economic and financial stability.
A new, complex endgame has already begun, because ideologies are harder to kill than the individuals who espouse them.
MIT economists tend to espouse the opposite: fairness is important, the real world is unacceptably unfair, and government failure can be prevented by good institutional design, including democracy.
Not only did she espouse the cause of freedom – particularly economic freedom – in Britain and the West; by proclaiming Mikhail Gorbachev a man “we can do business with” (at a time when almost every democratic leader was deeply suspicious of his policies of perestroika and glasnost), she became a vital catalyst in unlocking our gulag societies.
Research funding is allocated on the basis of publication in academic journals that espouse the neoclassical perspective.
Many mainstream European politicians and parties now espouse anti-immigration policies, express greater skepticism toward European integration, or wield a form of anti-Semitism that masquerades as criticism of Israel's policies.
I say, in part, for not all who espouse a single European State are anti-American.
An alliance of those who espouse and practice liberal democracy might provide a pole of certainty in a highly uncertain world.
What divides these countries today is not religion, ethnicity, culture, history, or traditions; it is the differing visions, prospects, ambitions, convictions, and aspirations that they espouse and pursue.
And fringe elements often use religion to espouse violence against particular groups.
But the myth of a “development” round, promoted by trade officials and economists who espouse the “bicycle theory” of trade negotiations – the view that the trade regime can remain upright only with continuous progress in liberalization – backfired, because the US and key developing countries found it difficult to liberalize their farm sectors.
Digital platforms should require those who espouse ideas and share information to sign their names to their output.
While their courageous supporters espouse tolerance and practice non-violence, they are overwhelmed by armed government forces who are willing to kill and die to retain power.
Its adherents espouse a medieval ninth-century doctrine to justify their effort to reestablish the caliphate, in which “the legality of all emirates, groups, states, and organizations becomes null” and summary execution and slavery are mandatory.
While each has different motives, none of the causes they espouse justify their acts.
Within their firms, these leaders espouse the importance of diversity and action to combat climate change.