Sentence examples for eager advocate from inspiring English sources

Norman's proposal gained an eager advocate in Hjalmar Schacht, another great Faustian figure of 20th-century finance.

Duane Woerth, it has an eager advocate; he has averaged 10 media interviews a day since the attacks.

Armed with a microphone and happy to speak up when it stopped working, he was an eager advocate.

After the war, Lina came to London to study, and was an early and gifted exponent of the harpsichord, as well as an eager advocate for the clavichord.

But Mr. Cheney did not mention the subject in a speech in Troy on Wednesday, and Mr. Bush, an eager advocate of vouchers, is not expected to use the "v-word" here either.

They also agree that Mr. Ames, has found an eager advocate in Mr. Pittman, who founded MTV early in his career and is widely acknowledged to be a master marketer.

Burberry and Lanvin were eager advocates of the louche, long-line dresses too.

That arithmetic led one of the amendment's most eager advocates, Representative Newt Gingrich of Georgia, to predict defeat for his side today.

Few are going to be eager advocates of virtuality when it really means that work is what you do, not where you go.

The humanitarian interventions of the nineties — Haiti, Bosnia, Kosovo — and the glaring failure in Rwanda made a minority of Democrats willing, sometimes even eager, advocates of the use of American power for liberal ends abroad.

German praise for American practices, already found in Hitler's Mein Kampf, was continuous throughout the early 1930s, and the most radical Nazi lawyers were eager advocates of the use of American models.