Sentence examples for activist one of from inspiring English sources
According to her first translator and champion, Daniel Weissbort, writing in 1974, "Gorbanyevskaya has been a leading civil rights activist, one of the seven to demonstrate in Red Square on 5 August 1968 against the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia.
"During the course of the investigation we have positively established that the killing of Nemtsov was not in any way connected with his work as a state official, politician or public activist," one of the investigators told the court, Interfax reported.
The writer and activist — one of the seven covers of our Oct. 22nd Greats issue — writes a story exclusively for T. From the Winter Market in Jokkmokk, Sweden, to Mexico's party city, a roundup of stunning places we went in 2016.
"Civil society means free people create free initiatives," said one Syrian activist, one of many who, fearing government reprisal, requested anonymity.
She became a nuclear activist, one of dozens who bird-dog the Oyster Creek plant, and helped persuade Gov. Chris Christie to shutter the place by 2019.
Two days later, a local activist — one of Booker's professors of Newark — came up to him after a community meeting and said, "Cory Booker, their blood is on your hands".
Writer met up with her again with 5 other young activists, one of whom asked, remarking on the diversity of their backgrounds, "Don't we look like a Benetton commercial?
In the late 1970's, he went to China to join the Democracy Wall activists, one of whom was Wei Jingsheng.
The Web site quickly grew in popularity, and Arraf began several online relationships with lesbian political activists, one of whom considered Arraf her long-distance girlfriend.
As intelligence agent RS542, she said, she gave her lover and handler information about three antiapartheid activists, one of whom was later arrested and imprisoned without trial.
The outlawbds.com Web site featured short profiles of B.D.S. activists, one of whom was Peter Moskowitz, a Jewish-American supporter of the movement.
