Sentence examples for a consistent champion from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a consistent champion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that reliably supports or advocates for a cause, idea, or team over time.
Example: "Throughout the years, she has been a consistent champion for environmental sustainability, always advocating for greener practices."
Alternatives: "a steadfast supporter" or "a reliable advocate".
Roddick was not a consistent champion, but he was the best answer the American men had to offer.
Big money is producing a consistent champion like Jimmie Johnson — no relation to Junior — who has won four straight championships.
While he has supporters in both parties, critics say he was a consistent champion of bigger budgets but much less persistent when it came to scrutinizing mistakes.
A consistent champion of "sound" currency, he opposed the resort to paper money during and after the U.S. Civil War (1861 65).
He appealed to Nehru as a "consistent champion of the forces of political and economic enlightenment" to rule in favour of "the rights of an ancient people whose roots are in the East".
In an op-ed the following month, Murphy wrote that he was glad Sanders "has reversed his previous position", but said that Clinton was the only candidate who has been a consistent champion of tougher gun laws.
After two erratic weeks, the Open went out with a touch of predictability from this suddenly consistent champion.
We can't operate behind veils of secrecy any more," a remark that will have certainly surprised Tory MP David Davis, the most consistent champion of liberty in parliament, who said of the propaganda effort: "These people won't even answer a parliamentary question because of security issues".
A joint statement united the developer's most persistent critic, Mayor Bloomberg, and Mr. Silverstein's most consistent champion, Mr. Silver.
One can find no more ardent and consistent champion of the principle than Einstein.
Progressives should be their strong and consistent champion.
