Sentence examples for Zealous champion from inspiring English sources

Without casting doubt on Mr. Bogle's credentials as a zealous champion of the individual investor, it is fair to question some of the barbs he tosses at critics.

(An official at the French Agriculture Ministry, the most zealous champion of the protectionist status quo within Europe, candidly referred to sugar as "Europe's cotton" when discussing farm policy).

Edward W. Said, a zealous champion of the Palestinian cause who died last year, placed the blame on the supposed "Israeli all-out colonial assault on the Palestinian people".

The Democrats have become the defenders of social-transfer payments, the Republicans zealous champions of small government and low taxation.

Zealous champions of moral reform, then as today, thought that a proper function of the law was to eradicate vice and immorality.

This is the concern that is presented to us, but in fact the desire to publicly shame these men is based on an unthinking acceptance of the ongoing corporatization of our society and the zealous championing of a new kind of puritanism.

The most zealous American champion of the Australian ballot, Henry George, sailed to Australia in 1855, when he was fifteen, as a foremast boy.

First, and perhaps most importantly, we need another zealous vaccine champion.

Historians have searched in vain for ambitious works like "A Rider's Instructions to His Lover," for which the German equestrian poet Rudolf Binding won the silver medal in Amsterdam in 1928, or the French rugby champion Charles Gonnet's zealous ode to ancient Greek athletes, "Before the Gods of Olympia" (bronze, Paris, 1924).

(Federal prosecutors used the CFAA in their zealous pursuit of open Internet champion Aaron Swartz, who committed suicide in January).

Even fewer know about the community's zealous advocacy of world peace and championing of universal freedom of conscience.