Sentence examples for I would champion from inspiring English sources
Still, choice is the hallmark and founding principle of democracy, and I would champion people's right to it.
Hooper has said: "I would champion any shift where the industry embraces trans actors, and celebrates trans film-makers".
But anyone who knows me will know that it is ridiculous to claim I would champion any such move.
There are readers that I would guide away from this book if my opinion was sought and there are readers with whom I would champion it wholeheartedly, but would I not allow a reader to borrow it?
"What I try to promote on my projects across the world is a low-volume, high-yield type of tourism," says Bensley. "In places of environmental sensitivity, I would champion a smaller number of rooms with twice or three times the price-tag.
If I could rant, I'd champion a far more elegant practice followed by numerous publications, which goes like this: Avoid inserted initialisms whenever possible.
"Natural justice requires that islanders have a direct say in such a consequential referendum". As Isle of Man resident for nearly 30 years he continued: "Even if I did not live on the island I would still champion this cause.
An open dialogue is of course a good thing, and I would always champion the power of discussion.
Former badminton player Na Li, China's first grand slam quarterfinalist from a No. 30 ranking, said of her country's more popular sport, "Probably I would be a champion, a world champion, if I played badminton". In his 51st grand slam tournament, the aged Swedish gamer Jonas Bjorkman reached his seventh grand slam quarterfinal, beating doubles partner Max Mirnyi in five sets.
"If they added a 48 [kilogram weight class], I'd be champion!" she laughed afterwards.
