Sentence examples for able spokesman from inspiring English sources

Second, the Bush disaster both highlighted the downside of nominating a frontman and led conservatives to embrace the conclusion that Bush failed primarily because he abandoned the true conservative creed after having been such an able spokesman for it in the 2000 campaign.

Nurtured in the atmosphere of committed liberalism generated by the New Deal, and by such musicians as Aaron Copland, for whom artistic progress and the formation of an authentically American artistic identity were inseparable from ideas of social change, Bernstein developed quickly into an able spokesman for American cosmopolitan progressivism's short-lived ascendancy.

Richard McGrath, Senator Torricelli's able spokesman, had promised to return to work for Mr. McGreevey in September; after delicately fielding calls for both men for two weeks without alienating anyone, he ran for cover, taking a few days off last week.

New Hampshire's advocates for separation from Massachusetts found an able spokesman in John Thomlinson, a London merchant with logging interests, who in 1737 convinced the Board of Trade to establish a commission on the boundary issue.

The documents call for contractors to "select and train a spokesman able to represent all the MAO groups as a single unified voice", as well as providing media coaching to "influential MAO officials" and running a round-the-clock "MAO central media office" with "media production capacity".

"The hung parliament didn't produce chaos, it produced consultation, something the Liberal government has not been able to do," the spokesman said.

It was with no little relief that a government spokesman was able to announce that the famous feline, adored by all in Downing Street – including, despite rumours to the contrary, David Cameron who declared his love in his final PMQs – "was expected to make a full recovery".

The only place where we have been able to approach Hamas spokesmen is at the Shifa Hospital in Gaza City where they make periodic appearances.

An I.R.S. spokesman wasn't able to shed light on the situation.

"Nobody is able to pinpoint anything," a spokesman for the Egyptian government, Nabil Osman, said.

During a private Conservative party leadership hustings at Westminster, May tried to reassure MPs that she wanted EU citizens to be able to stay, but her spokesman said she had also told them: "We need a logical, correct, practical approach because there are also British citizens abroad".