Sentence examples for advocate used from inspiring English sources

The man not only began talking to other residents who shared his interest, but the advocate used the birds to talk about life cycles as a way into discussing and sorting out his end of life plans.

Mr. Mona, though he had already retired by the time the case was under way, said he thought it happened because Mr. Maridueña, an outspoken graffiti advocate, used to write highly personal, and highly offensive, graffiti messages about individual police officers, including Mr. Mona and Mr. Rivera.

De Blasio, 52, the city's current public advocate, used a vociferous assault on the "stop and frisk" policy promoted by Bloomberg and his police chief, Ray Kelly, to position himself as the liberal choice and to force the previous Democratic front-runner, Christine Quinn, to defend herself against accusations she was too close to the incumbent mayor.

When a Brooklyn homeowner raised concerns about toxic mold buildup, Bill de Blasio, the public advocate, used the opportunity to compare Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's storm response to President George W. Bush's raising a "Mission Accomplished" banner during the war in Iraq.

Bill de Blasio, the public advocate, used the question to attack Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for trying "to impose his will" without sensitivity to religious traditions and urged officials to join with religious leaders to work out a plan that indicates "respect for religious tradition".

Religious magazines such as The Catholic Herald, Evangelical Magazine, Episcopal Recorder and Gospel Advocate used the story to demonstrate such problems as the "lack of morality in the home".

I am not saying I bought one, or even advocate using one.

Pluralsight doesn't advocate using its benchmarking test as a tool for hiring engineers.

Infection control experts advocate using maximal sterile barriers to reduce the incidence of these infections.

We advocate using species traits as community descriptors, to determine quantitative links between pesticide toxicity and community alterations.

Some environmentalists and scientists advocate using only locally evolved varieties instead of "cultivars," which are mass produced in farmlike operations.