Sentence examples for best proponent from inspiring English sources

Critchley writes in sorrow: while being the best proponent of hope, he is stricken with hopelessness; while imaging a better tomorrow, he can't help but remember yesterdays.

Greece did not win the European Championship because of Zagorakis – they won it because of their tactics – but their captain was their best proponent of this, barking instructions at every juncture and keeping the defensive shape designed by Otto Rehhagel.

Great art is often the best proponent for your game, especially if you can get platform holders to notice and push your game for you.

The seats are divided among the world's five geographic regions and three of the five regions have presented the same number of candidates as there are seats, thus ensuring there is no opportunity to choose the best proponents of human rights each region has to offer.

The clients of the publishers are the authors and not the readers, but the exaggeration in the number of journals and articles may even disquiet the best proponents of the OA model.

Perhaps the best known proponent of an acquaintance theory is Bertrand Russell,[3] but it takes little imagination to read the view into most of the British empiricists.

Carol Gilligan is the best known proponent of this position (although the details of her complex paradigm are often glossed over or misrepresented) (Gilligan 1993 [1982]).

It goes back at least to the beginning of the 20th century with Hugo de Vries being the best known proponent of the later deposed idea that mutations are the driving force of evolution.

But this idea failed: its best-known proponent, Joltage, closed its doors last month.

(The best-known proponent of 19 numerology was the Arizona religious leader Rashad Khalifa).

All software is becoming a service," declares Marc Benioff of salesforce.com, the best-known proponent of the idea.