Sentence examples for better spokesman from inspiring English sources

The industry has no better spokesman in any language – he is humble and ambitious, gracious and challenging, foreign and familiar.

If Ray Kelly had not come to view himself as a warrior king, bridling at challenges to his writ, Mr. Browne might have been a better spokesman.

They were having fights over things like whether Colin Powell or Rush Limbaugh was a better spokesman for conservatism and the Republican Party.

But they could probably find a better spokesman than an officer in North Carolina who volunteered to be shocked at a training class.

In Representative Ryan, Mr. Horton could hardly have found a better spokesman, or one who better demonstrates its effectiveness: Despite a demanding day job, the congressman told Politico in 2010 that he has only 6 to 8 percent body fat.

Some argue that Alan Milburn, the former Labour party chairman and current chair of the social mobility commission, might be a better spokesman for a pro-European cause committed to working towards a second referendum.

A Better Together spokesman was sceptical.

A Better Together spokesman said: "You've got to hand it to Alex Salmond.

A Better Together spokesman said: "We now have it straight from the horse's mouth.

"There is nothing new here, and what is new is better," Eric Ruff, spokesman for Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton, said recently.

A Better Together spokesman said: There are hundreds of thousands of people who classify themselves as Scottish and living in other parts of the UK.