espousal

How To Use espousal In A Sentence

• But a younger generation of Cuban-Americans is less fixated by Castro and his espousal of communism during the cold war. Barack Obama acts to ease US embargo on Cuba
• Gandhiji's espousal of khadi is legendary but few are aware that he himself learnt carding and spinning at Mani Bhawan in 1917.
• In fact, these laws were constructed primarily to prevent the espousal of anti-Jewish sentiments.
• The espousal of such a view by a leading English-as-a-second-language practitioner shows that the national English language policy has failed.
• Their paranoid espousal of various conspiracy theories, rabid support of Israel and religious Zionism, and fiery preaching about the "Islamic Threat" held for me a strange fascination.
• The day of our believing is the day of our espousals to the Lord Jesus. Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume VI (Acts to Revelation)
• The response I have received to my articles about them, and my espousal of these beliefs, has been, for the most part, pretty hostile, and sometimes downright nasty.
• Indeed traditionalist, Tridentine Roman Catholics deplore the theological modernism into which their church has sunk through the espousal of the theory of doctrinal development.
• Happiness my Heart could hope for on this Side Heaven, in the Espousals of my Son with the fair Daughter of my Friend: My next Care must be to find out my Daughter, which I left with a poor Woman of Cajeta, she being too tender for my rough Hands to deal withal; therefore I left her at that Town, in my Passage, as I went to imbark. Exilius
• For the present time is the time of espousal, but the time of the nuptials is another; when they sing, ` the Bridegroom hath risen up. ' NPNF1-12. Saint Chrysostom: Homilies on the Epistles of Paul to the Corinthians