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She espouses the idea of sustainable living.

Many people espouse the benefits of meditation.

He espouses a minimalist lifestyle.

The organization espouses equality for all members.

They espouse the values of honesty and integrity.

She espouses a plant-based diet for better health.

The politician espouses policies that promote social welfare.

He espouses the importance of education for personal growth.

The company espouses a culture of innovation and creativity.

They espouse the belief in environmental conservation.

It espoused the conventional wisdom of the day—what is often called the “Treasury view”.

Yes, of course. Aurelius espouses a perversion of Stoic philosophy as justification for his crimes.

Because of the crisis, the pendulum is swinging dangerously away from the principles Mrs Thatcher espoused.

The nationalist views he espoused attracted the attention of Breitbart.com and its then chairman, Stephen Bannon.

But anyway, at the beginning he hated the French and espoused the fact that he was a Corsican.

Those who espoused Melanie's side pointed triumphantly to the fact that Melanie was constantly with Scarlett these days.

This bad idea, also espoused by other contemporaries of Plato, was sadly influential for hundreds of years in European medicine.

He went to Pennsylvania, where he touted his working-class credentials and played down the kind of identity politics that his rivals espouse.

On Friday, Mr Bush, without mentioning names, spoke against populist nationalism, espoused by president Trump and his former top strategist.

It takes the stance of pure historical idealism and espouses a doomsday theory.