Sentence examples for activist rather than a from inspiring English sources
I'm willing to believe all these things, but in the end Geldof is an activist rather than a strategist.
For this, I think Miles positioned himself as an activist, rather than a journalist or a blogger.
New York Times' media writer David Carr recently had to correct an article where he called writer Alex O'Brian an "activist" rather than a journalist.
That's because the former senator has the instincts of an activist, rather than of a president or statesman.
The Republican pollster and message strategist Frank Luntz, who is close to Cantor, Ryan, and McCarthy but has feuded with Boehner, says that the Young Guns "hope that he will be a conservative activist, rather than just a conservative traffic cop.
But she absorbed its message, and in this she embodies the political version of crowd-sourcing, in which some segment of activists — rather than a party or think tank or image consultant — provides the answer to the fundamental question of what a politician hopes to accomplish.
There is more glamour working as an animal rights activist rather than as a mental health rights activist.
A Democratic member of the Electoral College broke with the party's wishes by casting his presidential vote for a Native American activist rather than Hillary Clinton. .
Worthy as these may be, they play to the view of Labour as the party of the underdog and hand-wringing activist rather than one uniting around key messages, embodied in the figure of the leader.
A wild card in the calendar could be Representative Ron Paul of Texas, who is already starting to organize some of the smaller states that hold caucuses, which tend to attract party activists, rather than primary elections, which draw a wider cross section of voters.
Many of the women whose work has been brought into the feminist-pragmatist discussion were college-educated activists rather than professional academic philosophers, but their work had an enormous effect on the development of pragmatist thought.
