Sentence examples for energetic advocate from inspiring English sources

Part of that reason is that Ms. Ferrato herself became an energetic advocate for the abused women.

She grew in the job, to be sure: she became an accomplished public speaker, an energetic advocate, a gracious hostess.

Working on a separate idea of my own, I talked to Channel 4's Stuart Cosgrove, an energetic advocate of the possibilities of new media.

The program contains a fresh interview with James Hansen, the NASA climate scientist who's become an energetic advocate for new nuclear technologies, splitting on this issue with some other climate campaigners focused on solar and other renewable energy technologies.

Jean Head Sisco, a Washington-based executive and consultant and an energetic advocate of putting women on corporate boards, died on Thursday at her home in Chevy Chase, Md. She was 74.

And because part of his case is to have found international mega-wines wanting, and since their most energetic advocate is Robert Parker, this is also a low-key argument against the increasing global homogeneity imposed by Parker's vast influence.

And when energetic advocates get together, even casual gatherings can be freighted with subtext.

"There were few, if any, more deeply informed, active, passionate and energetic advocates for the privacy cause.

Today Ms. Allen, a long-time legislator, is one of the network's more energetic advocates, both for its newscasts and other programming.

So do these recent stories reflect a deeper antagonism between Britain's commercial food producers and their amateur city cousins, who buy organic when they can? Green groups such as the Transition Network have become energetic advocates of locally grown and sourced produce.

If anyone has a claim to being Momentum's founder, it is Lansman: he is now the organisation's chair, a close confidant of Corbyn – and, as evidenced by his Twitter feed, one of the most energetic advocates of the reborn Labour left.