Sentence examples for a sort of champion from inspiring English sources
Fellini's warmest supporters are the Communists, who insist on seeing him as a sort of champion of the people against the corrupt and corrupting ruling classes.
"There was a very, very committed individual in international health who was a dynamo, very, very brilliant and even when the time is right if you don't have an individual, a sort of champion, then sometimes you don't get things done".
Leal wasn't a star, he wasn't any sort of champion, and he certainly wasn't an old man.
"And Tim McVeigh is not any sort of champion from our point of view".
Each has been selected as a sort of party champion, sallying forth to do battle for the support of America's 50 million Latinos, whose votes could decide whether former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney wins the Oval Office or President Barack Obama secures a second term.
It's also the medium of the store's featured collaboration: a pair of black motorcycle jackets with splashes of fire-truck red, made in concert with the moody rapper Kid Cudi, a sort of dirtbag arriviste champion.
LONDON — In the land of the embattled motorist, Haroon Zafaryab emerged on Tuesday as the people's champion, a sort of Steven Slater of the roadways.
In a sort of interregnum, Mossadegh became the champion of a movement to nationalise the oil industry developed by the British in the south-east of the country.
And even though they're loud and explode-y, they're also inclusive, diverse, tough-as-hell, and champion a sort of "ideal patriotism" where they fight for an America that's truly a land of opportunity and unafraid of otherness (unless "the other" rides toward the coast in a giant floating volcano, which absolutely happens in this issue).
Chief sports writer for the Daily Mirror, Oliver Holt: "The last thing I want to be is to be seen as some sort of champion of Ched Evans... but I believe in a society where once criminals have served their sentence they deserve the chance to rehabilitate.
