Sentence examples for being a proponent of from inspiring English sources

Algernon Sidney, an English republican beheaded for expressing treasonous views in 1683, denied being a proponent of pure democracy.

Mr. Seselj is accused of leading his own group of militiamen and being a proponent of the ethnic cleansing of non-Serbs in neighboring Bosnia and Croatia.

Why? "Knowing that it may be banned in another year, and just really not being a proponent of it, feeling like even though it is fair under the rules I'm just not a huge believer in it," Stricker said Tuesday at Sherwood Country Club in Thousand Oaks, Calif., the site of this week's World Challenge.

Maybe it shouldn't be a surprise though — Google chairman Eric Schmidt reaffirmed himself as being a proponent of a highly-connected home life while at this year's CES.

In 1979 he got his dream job as an animator at Disney but just five years later he was fired for being a proponent of computer animation.

"We're like a tiny country with the number of people that we transport, so that's a huge [chunk] of our demographic," says Easter, who gives credit to Apple for being a proponent of accessibility efforts.

But Maimonides was a proponent of rationalism.

I am a proponent of boobyliciousness.

(Guthrie was a proponent of adobe architecture).

Carmichael was a proponent of group rights; Thomas is a proponent of individualism.

AARP has also been a proponent of the law.