Sentence examples for be an exponent of from inspiring English sources

She claims not to be an exponent of power dressing, merely wearing what suits her.

Larry Rohter, the New York Times correspondent from 1999 to 2007, used to be an exponent of this approach.

When she appeared with American Ballet Theater, in 1960-62, showedowed she could be an exponent of dramatic as well as abstract ballets.

Chaotic codes can be generated in any length where the length of orthogonal sequences has to be an exponent of 2. Another advantage of chaotic sequences is their large number.

With regards to the Russian menace, we hope you don't get Trump as president and we also hope Jeb Bush would not be an exponent of his family legacy unless it's really, really needed.

The TNFα-regulated and membrane-shed ICAM1 appears to be an exponent of the myeloid tissue phenotype.

But he was (and is) an exponent of the Second Vatican Council.

Safety culture is an exponent of the organizational whole.

General Valery Gerasimov was an exponent of Moscow's "hybrid war" strategy.

He wrote extensively on economic questions and was an exponent of free trade and industrialization.

To begin, in Dante's poem he is an exponent of classical reason.