Sentence examples for championing him from inspiring English sources

Mass rallies championing him and the blasphemy laws have continued since then.

But a super PAC that has been running ads championing him as a consistent conservative has spent $530,000.

But his work seems so self-enclosed and self-evident that championing him has felt unnecessary, even impudent.

The state media has been championing him as "a role model for Chinese society today as the government is trying to improve the social moral environment".

It also affords us the yearly opportunity to hear him belittled and traduced in the media, and listen to the very folk who should be championing him – Hattersley and Paxman, to name two – laugh him away, based on their own poor understanding of the poems and their impatience with its alien diction.

Then such ingratitude from the Holy Father in Rome, who could sort all this out perfectly easily and owes you several favours for championing him on the battlefield and also in print against the wicked German friar Luther, but he does damn-all about it.

And I understood why people championed him and idolised him.

Many celebrated rock musicians championed him as an unsung pioneer.

Not for nothing have the movers and shakers in racing relentlessly championed him.

Tony Blair championed him, but his company Ispat is diametrically opposed to Labour ideals.

The Sturm and Drang writers championed him as a guiding light and kindred spirit.