Sentence examples for brilliant advocate from inspiring English sources

"He is incredibly good at forensic analysis and is a brilliant advocate of whatever brief he is given".

It's hard to imagine that any work could intimidate Ms. Loriod, Messiaen's wife and a brilliant advocate of new music by her husband and other composers.

"He was a brilliant advocate for his community," said Nicholas Scoppetta, who was then commissioner of the city's Administration for Children's Services.

The ideas of Samantha Power - a humanitarian hawk and a brilliant advocate of hardheaded democratic internationalism - could yet help address the Democrats' national security problem.

He retired in 1976 and went to the Johannesburg bar, where his colleague in chambers was Ismail Mahomed, the brilliant advocate who became chief justice in post-apartheid South Africa, and died tragically young (obituary, June 21 2000).

Toby Young Founder of the West London free school, believed by Conservatives to be a brilliant advocate for the whole concept; in fact, a double agent who uses his aggressively self-promoting style to put everyone else off the idea.

The President, regardless of his own capacities, is surrounded by some brilliant advocates of his visceral beliefs.

Terry5 notes, regarding the tacit internecine struggle of the critics Pauline Kael and Penelope Gilliatt here at The New Yorker back in the day, that Gilliatt "was one of the most brilliant advocates for Fassbinder, especially in her review of Effi Briest.

Feargal is a brilliant, passionate advocate.' Teenage Kicks was released in September 1978.

In this first debate, Hillary Clinton must show America her core: a compassionate, brilliant, forceful advocate for progress.

The play is indeed dominated by its subject -- a courageously brilliant legal advocate and a likable if flawed human being.