Examples of using Espoused in English and their translations into Hungarian
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when the weak ones of the world espoused the cause of Christ,
New Age philosophies are quite the opposite of those espoused by the New World Order crowd, but both will sharpen
greater respect for the principles espoused by its specialised agencies, particularly the ILO and WHO; o.
teaching upholds the moral excellencies, values and virtues espoused by the Ten Commandments.".
teaching upholds the moral excellencies, values, and virtues espoused by the Ten Commandments.".
should coexist in human thought, just as espoused by the great figures in Hungarian history.
To my mind, notions of social justice are in no way contrary to the principles espoused by religion itself, because close to the heart of all great faith traditions is the aim of promoting humanity's most positive qualities
This is why New Age shares many of the values espoused by enterprise culture
who in turn had formed a political alliance with a Ukraine party that espoused anti-Semitic views.
yet heartily espoused the cause of Israel in this critical conjuncture,
Scottish painter Paul Gardner espouses European and Scottish artistic conventions through this art.
That espouses some of the values you have spoken about so inspiringly?
Luxury Suites Hotel Stendhal, espousing international hospitality
European fascist movements typically espouse a racist conception of non-Europeans being inferior to Europeans.
CSS espouses modularity by separating presentation from content.
The superior man espouses events and circumstances
As a board member, I would espouse these principles.
I can fully espouse them.
Is this the kind of philosophy you espouse to?
With their blind allegiance, their irrationality, women espouse every ideological delusion on earth.