Sentence examples for champion truth from inspiring English sources
Conservatives champion truth and family.
Lyle lived a long and full life, championing truth, justice and freedom of expression at every turn.
There is no championing truth in supporting a bill that only pretends to solve a bathroom crisis (apart from the further issue of pretending an imminent crisis exists in the first place).
In the first half, we find ourselves rooting for him as a champion of truth.
So it is paradoxically fitting to have Superman, champion of truth, justice and the American way, reciting passages from Plath's literature about the horrors of patriarchy.
He was recognized nationally and received many public accolades as a champion for truth and justice and the well being of the young and vulnerable.
Mr. Bettany nearly vibrates with righteousness and torment as his character, Nicholas, fleeing the consequences of his sins, turns into a public champion of truth and justice.
The authors tell us that Beer "admired Zola for his literary genius and for being a devoted champion of truth", but they add that she disapproved of his histrionics.
The affair redeemed Zola in English eyes: previously considered "the apostle of the gutter", the socialist trade unionist Herbert Burrows wrote, he "suddenly stands before astonished Europe as the champion of truth and justice".
(Ben Brantley) 'An Enemy of the People' Boyd Gaines gives a forceful performance as Dr. Stockmann, the champion of truth who takes a principled stand against forces led by his brother, Peter (a sinister Richard Thomas), in Ibsen's meaty but talky drama about corruption in a Norwegian spa town.
