How to Use espousal in a Sentence

espousal

noun

• Lev Tahor’s choice of Iran is perhaps connected to its espousal of anti-Zionism.
  — Asaf Shalev, sun-sentinel.com, 2021-11-10
• Her espousal of Black radical politics, among the few candidates in the country to do so, has not hindered her political success.
  — Essence.com, 2017-09-29
• This meaning was intensified by the state’s staunch espousal of a unified French cultural and social identity, in opposition to multiculturalism.
  — Time, 2021-05-19
• Recent psychological research has found a surprising relationship between these types of personal convictions; espousal of conspiracy theories, pseudo-science and belief in the paranormal turn out to be highly correlated with one another.
  — Sander Van Der Linden, Scientific American, 2015-09-01