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Espoused

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Espoused meaning

Having been espoused or claimed; held (as a belief or position). | Married, engaged, or in a committed monogamous relationship.

Example sentences (20)

Although I have heard it espoused a thousand times, I have never subscribed to the ghoulish idea that time was on Scotland’s side and that all we needed to do was to wait until a generation died away.

Buffett was a purveyor of soft rock that espoused the benefits of a laid-back, beach-bum lifestyle, a lifestyle theme he turned into a billion-dollar business spanning resorts, restaurants, and beverages.

Durenberger, a Minnesota Republican who espoused a progressive brand of politics and criticized the GOP after his political career, died Tuesday, Jan.

He is a talented politician and an effective communicator who has long espoused assimilationist views, even before it was politically fashionable to do so.

In one extraordinary passage, Rocha – belying his genteel image among fellow diplomats – espoused raw macho pride in his achievements after his accomplice said the DGI wanted to know if he was still a “compañero” (comrade).

It’s about time the media espoused progress relatable to the Nigerian reality.

Medina espoused her believes in Communism while working for AOC.

Moreover, Complainant relies on a discredited legal theory espoused in a few cases between 2009 and 2010 on “retroactive bad faith” which does not, and has never, represented the Consensus view of UDRP Panelists.

One guiding tenet of Beijing’s economic planners has been “two markets, two resources,” a concept typically credited to former party secretary Hu Yaobang and also espoused by then-Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping (link in Chinese).

Our notions of dignity are greatly influenced for the worse by the imagery & values espoused by a consumption- and celebrity-based medium.

She did not fight for causes espoused by women’s groups, and she named few women in hundreds of appointments to office.

Speaking at a service held yesterday in celebration of the Jamaica Labour Party’s 80th anniversary, the Prime Minister outlined the party’s original mandate espoused by its founder, Sir Alexander Bustamante.

The club was closely affiliated and supported by the first Croatian president following the country’s independence from Yugoslavia, and its supporters have often espoused nationalist rhetoric and ideas.

The movement opposed the Washington political establishment and espoused a conservative and libertarian philosophy, advocating for less spending, lower taxes and reducing the national debt and budget deficit.

There’s also a moral cost, Resnikoff says, putting California’s reality in stark contrast to its espoused progressive values.

This quarter's figures indicate a short term moderation in growth, a narrative espoused by the management.

A raft of other global banks - from UBS Group AG to Citigroup - have also long espoused plans to beef up their wealth business in Asia.

Brittany Mahomes is in the wake of receiving criticism for reportedly liking a recent post from Donald Trump that espoused the dangerous tenets of his presidential campaign.

Companies receive the Golden Arrow Award for observable conformance to the Philippine Code of Corporate Governance and internationally recommended corporate governance practices espoused by the ACGS.

For a leader who has espoused the of a free market economy without intervention, abhors “cancel culture,” and walked out of the Stolen Generation apology in 2008, it was hubristic to say the least.