Sentence examples for fiercest proponents from inspiring English sources

It is ironic that the fiercest proponents of such indefensible divisions defend their "superiority" in the name of a God, who they claim to be compassionate and all loving.

Student groups are among the fiercest proponents of democratic reform.

Prosecutors are now among the fiercest proponents of mandatory-arrest laws.

The fiercest proponents of the states' rights ideology championed by Larson were not Republicans, but Southern Democrats.

It also capped an avalanche of legal and cultural change on an issue that has in recent years caught even the fiercest proponents of same-sex equality by surprise.

There is a nice irony that so many fund managers, fierce proponents of free market philosophy in public, are dependent on handouts from the monetary authorities.

But even if it is not the one-size-fits-all revenue generator its most fierce proponents would have us believe, there is a developing consensus that social analytics has a role to play in any successful big data strategy.

It's precisely because we need real and vigorous debate about important issues, including Israel -- debate with fierce proponents from both the left and right, that we need an ethic of fierce debate.

Their absence was noted by at least one observer who wondered whether the non-inclusion of such fierce proponents of stem cell research -- Ron called the country to arms on the issue during his Democratic National Convention address in 2004 -- constituted a "diss".

Clegg has always been a fierce proponent of the benefits of the European Union.

But he does not hide that he is a fierce proponent of his party's causes.