Sentence examples for being a guardian of from inspiring English sources

But then nobody said it would be easy being a guardian of liberty.

Is it someone who is being a guardian of what's going on?

"I'm very angry to hear that anyone who's taken on the mantle of being a guardian of the community could conduct themselves in this way".

'There's been a shift from being a guardian of the arts to being more akin to a film producer,' says Morton.

But Abu Dhabi's ambitious museums project shows how the idea of being a guardian of world heritage, a role which the West now clamors to resume in relation to Syria, is so powerful a mark of prestige.

"I'm probably the last guy you'd see up here talking about this," he said, "but I want to tell you something, government has to have a heart as well as being a guardian of the pocketbook.

That's a guardian-of-the-game responsibility that seems to go beyond the writers' proper role.

He also was a Guardian of Yeshiva University.

Allam is a guardian of the club, not its parent.

Now 88, Anna's father had long been a guardian of the family legacy.

Martin, N. T. & Martin, M. U. Interleukin 33 is a guardian of barriers and a local alarmin.