Sentence examples for best spokesman from inspiring English sources

With his posh British accent and jet-setting lifestyle, Sir David himself is probably the best spokesman for TTTT.

Not only has Claxton become the school's career assists leader but he has also became its best spokesman.

When Germany was at last reunited, he was the best spokesman the country could have wished for.Perhaps the sweetest moment occurred just after the Berlin Wall fell in November 1989.

Whether delivering the West's message to Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia ("Misha: just shut the **** up"), charming George Bush, or hobnobbing with Carl Bildt, his Swedish foreign-minister chum, Mr Ilves had a flying start in 2006 and will be the ex-captive nations' best spokesman in 2007.Biggest disappointment: Poland's Law and Justice government, which wasted most of 2006 in political intrigue.

Mr. Grass's critics hail mostly from the cultural and political elite, while his support appears to be far more broadly based — even if Mr. Grass is not himself seen as the best spokesman for that view, given his own Nazi past.

Mr. Arafat apparently felt the need to halt any drift toward Mr. bin Laden, both to preserve his international standing and to shore up his domestic position in the face of radical opposition as the best spokesman for the Palestinian cause.

The Democrats countered with their best spokesmen on tariff issues.

"The board of the Nigeria Football Federation NFFF) wish South Africa all the best," NFF spokesman Ademola Olajire had told BBC Sport on Thursday.

Godot is at best a spokesman for the nouveau atheism that has emerged in recent years with its own "chaplains" on some campuses.

He championed the cause of the Abstract Expressionist painters and was one of their best early spokesmen.

An Episcopal bishop, James A. Pike of California, was its best-known spokesman.