Sentences with phrase «when espoused»

When espoused by the likes of the SDK, the number one million is just big talk, a ridiculous number.

He had a twinkle in his eye when he espoused some rather exotic causes.

Funny how she talks about «cherry picking» when she herself espouses an incredibly hypocritical, cafeteria - style approach to Christianity and the church; i.e., «If I don't like it, I'm going home.»

When W. E. B. Du Bois spoke in 1903 about embracing the «greater ideals of the American Republic» and the «spirit of the Declaration of Independence «11 he was only doing in the language of his day what Gordon and Cruse in our own time do when they espouse democracy and pluralism as fundamental to the American republic.

I am asking a deeper question... when you espouse a belief... state what foundation of education you speak from... what you yourself have discovered... not what is PC or published in USA today by the Democrats.

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Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson has apologized profusely for the incident, a major black eye for a company that paints itself as espousing progressive values and which famously caused a controversy in 2015 when it sought to foster discussions of racial matters between its baristas and customers, an idea it quickly dropped.

When Bill Gates speaks, people listen — which can be an unfortunate thing, especially when the Microsoft founder espouses ideas like taxing robWhen Bill Gates speaks, people listen — which can be an unfortunate thing, especially when the Microsoft founder espouses ideas like taxing robwhen the Microsoft founder espouses ideas like taxing robots.

One such philosophy, which both of my partners espouse: when in doubt, wear black.

Candidates on both sides of the aisle have sometimes espoused views that would seem to align them with the opposing party, especially when it comes to issues important to business owners.

I was SHOCKED when I heard you espousing the UN IPCC theory as a proven fact.

When looking at a business, Warren Buffett has long espoused pricing power as the most important determinant, which coincidentally is something steel companies don't have.

Buffett's also not shy when it comes to espousing his political and social views.

I'll believe they are actually espousing religious equality when they have a Matisyahu concert on base.

Oh wild bill, in America when has someone who has espoused different beliefs been stoned, hung or persecuted?

But then, when what they say doesn't happen or the interpretation they have been espousing demands adjustment, they do so as unapologetically and frequently as the local meteorologist.

Conservatives do not espouse the Gospel teachings when it comes to economics.

When all my authority figures espoused religion.

So when do the candidates get to be who they are, they have a right to espouse their beliefs just like Obama gets to lie about his.

Why do you wander in here and take the time to post when you're dripping with anger and sarcasm against «faith» and those who espouse faith?

In rejecting realism, Rorty and Vattimo do not espouse or argue for anti-realism; and in rejecting metaphysics they don't argue (or even suggest, at least when they're being careful) that metaphysics is impossible.

When any religion, in this case islam, espouses ideas that are in direct conflict with the Constitution and openly work to impose an alien political / religious system called sharia on the United States, at some point the right to claim constitutional protection is lost.

These are real questions, and when she utters the postmodern cliché, «Conflict is only generated by the familiar commitment to One; Creativity is generated by the Many,» I suspect that she doesn't really believe it: her own work tells her that univocal obsessives are much more likely to be creative than cocktail party flibbertigibbets who constantly espouse multiple positions.

18 Now the birth of Jesus Christ was on this wise: When as his mother Mary was espoused to [en - gaged to marry] Joseph, before they came together [before se - x-ual in - ter - co-urse], she was found with child [pre-g-nant] of the Holy Ghost.

When we approach this university community with the message that we are an open church espousing a progressive Christianity, we will be speaking the truth about our ongoing process.

Introduction: Affirming the context: Cultural identities are good everyday instances of our deepest social biases; even when they are openly espoused, they are often based on submerged feelings and values, reflecting areas of both sensibility and judgement.

For the most part, they are merely transmitting what Christians say when the cameras are pointed at us — when we're not actively working to espouse this message on our own media sources, that is.

Like the one I had when I took a Catholic Philosophy course — espousing that r - ape is less of a sin than mas - turbation, because at least r - ape can result in a pregnancy.

Such values are espoused only when convenient and in a self - serving way.

Cultural identities are good everyday instances of our deepest social biases; even when they are openly espoused, they are often based on submerged feelings and values, reflecting areas of both sensibility and judgement.

For as Gregory of Rimini was called tortor infantium because he espoused the view of the damnation of infants, so I might be tempted to call myself tortor heroum; for I am very inventive when it is a question of putting heroes to the torture.

I believe that when people espouse the values of a mother or wife exclusively being a homemaker, they are longing for a perceived simpler and easier time as opposed to truth, elevating a nostalgic look at motherhood from the standpoint of the post-war American dream of the white, upper - middle - class rather than Scripture.

However, when a Muslim terrorist / fanatic is discovered, that person is typical of his faith and further evidence is that Islam espouses hatred and violence.

Ben, it is one thing to have your own personal value system and beliefs, it is something completely different when you choose to take the money derived from your commercial enterprise to espouse and promote these beliefs in a political arena!

I can, God helping me, do no other,» when all the while God is trying to help us get beyond the position we so heroically espouse.

Georges St. Pierre went at least halfway down this road when he changed his non-sparring training to a regimen of gymnastic work and Olympic lifting; Alvaro Romano's «ginastica natural» routines, espoused by MMA royalty like Rickson Gracie, predates movement theory by three decades.

When David Miliband spoke at the Cambridge Union last week, was he espousing a new, more creative foreign policy or did he simply wish to defend the Bush - Blair approach of the preceding decade?

When will those who espouse the virtues of comprehensive education apply the logic of their political message to their children?»

But the gun - friendly, anti-immigration stances that Gillibrand espoused upstate became instantly toxic when she was appointed to fill Clinton's Senate seat.

This is the sort of political philosophy that George W. Bush espoused when he said, «You are either with us or against us»; one group's identity is defined opposite to the other — and if you do not share the dictates of your own group's «leaders», then you are letting your side down.

When Republicans put up candidates who espouse the views of the electorate, then they get elected,» Tisei said.

Repeatedly targeting people with misinformation that is designed to appeal to their political biases may well influence public attitudes, cause moral outrage, and drive partisans further apart, especially when we're given the false impression that everyone else in our social network is espousing the same opinion.

It's also used on social media wherein astroturfers create several false accounts to espouse opinions, creating the illusion of a consensus when actually one person is pretending to be many.

Women were also more likely to attribute their supposedly poor performance to gender bias when their evaluator had espoused racist beliefs than when he was neutral.

Carl Honore's best - selling book «In Praise of Slow» has gained increasing traction across corporate and academic life, espousing the theory that when we slow down we end up working better and faster.

New Scientist clearly does not espouse Bjørn Lomborg's Viewfinder soundbite when he calls for «a more reasoned, more constructive, and...

New Scientist clearly does not espouse Bjørn Lomborg's Viewfinder soundbite when he calls for «a more reasoned, more constructive, and less frightening dialogue» on global warming (27 June, p 25).

He is surely wrong here, because, again, those in the trade will remember the 1980s as a time when Darwinism was enriched by a wider perspective, one that included sentiments espoused by Darwin that had been swamped by early 20th - century enthusiasms of various kinds.

I was a hardcore animal rights activist vegan for three years, at a time when I was also teaching publicly and espousing a lot of those beliefs to others.

Get to know about the popular couples who've been married for years and the late twosomes who espoused when racial discrimination was the norm in the United States.

It's hard to feel that these two should be together when they don't really exude that «would die for the other» attitude that they are supposed to espouse, being the couple madly in love.