Sentence examples for a committed defender of from inspiring English sources

She remained, to the end, a committed defender of animal rights.

EOC does say he's not a committed defender of financial innovation, and I don't mean to give him a hard time.

He concedes that Eleanor Roosevelt was an admirably committed defender of great moral causes, but he portrays her, somewhat unfairly, as both an unrealistic political activist and an unpleasantly hectoring force in her husband's life.

WND editor Joseph Farah threw a fit over applying WND's birther standards to Cruz in a January 2014 column, insisting that any eligibility concerns about Cruz to be a manifestation of the fact that the "elite media" is afraid of him because "he is a bold, eloquent, charismatic, principled, committed defender of American liberty".

The Dramatists Guild of America mourns the passing of Herb Sargent, legendary television writer and courageous and committed defender of the rights of authors in all media.

I would argue that he's already a better passer than Anthony, not to mention a more committed defender.

To this end, we help them recognize forces that can compel acceptance of a substandard status quo and beat the passion out of committed defenders.

He was also a social and political philosopher of considerable stature, a self-professed critical-rationalist, a dedicated opponent of all forms of scepticism, conventionalism, and relativism in science and in human affairs generally and a committed advocate and staunch defender of the 'Open Society'.

Nevertheless, she remains a committed supporter of Mr Chávez.

I speak as a committed friend of Israel.

We have a committed line of research into the facts".