Sentence examples for an envoy of from inspiring English sources

But North Korean officials hinted that they wanted an envoy of Clinton's stature, sources said.

In 1941 and 1942, Czapski was sent as an envoy of the Polish government to look for the missing officers in Russia.

The reports cast further doubt on the viability of a truce plan arranged by Kofi Annan, an envoy of the United Nations and the Arab League.

Sir John Bowring's success in establishing the treaty resulted in part from his being an envoy of the British government, rather than a representative of commercial interests.

When an envoy of Kublai Khan, Meng Ch'i (or Meng K'i), arrived in Java in 1289 to ask for tribute, Kertanagara refused to pay.

During the French Revolution, Nantes suffered the ruthless repression of an envoy of the revolutionary Committee of Public Safety named Jean-Baptiste Carrier.

I fancied myself an envoy for all of humanity, ready to lift the veil on one of our first cybernetic companions.

Since 1994, when he first visited Kashmir after graduating from high school, he has made himself into a respected expert and something of an unofficial envoy of a people without a lobby in the United States.

Last year, after more than a decade as a UN goodwill ambassador, she was named a special envoy of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees.

Mr. Goyal lived with a sense of great urgency — a proud envoy of the world of telegrams.

The comments, from Japan's top government spokesman, followed a visit to Pyongyang by a special envoy of Japanese leader Shinzo Abe.