Sentence examples for great proponent of from inspiring English sources
I'm a great proponent of fashion, by the way.
Wilson, who is seventy, is a great proponent of eclectic casting and of silence.
Which is why I am a great proponent of the afterparty.
A great proponent of Chesapeake food is Spike Gjerde, the chef at Baltimore's Woodberry Kitchen.
"I'm a great proponent of open space," he said, "but nobody wanted this property, not even the Madison Land Trust.
She was a great proponent of the shift dress, and put on gloves when the weather did not require them.
Mr Benaud was one of his generation's great proponents of leg spin, that hardest and most cerebral of disciplines.
The Americans, the great proponents of individual liberties, have trampled on all the values that we have in common.
In the United States, Catholics were never the great proponents of Sabbatarianism, observing Sunday as a special day, for worship or rest.
A result is singing that sometimes lacks the red-blooded fire of the great proponents of the spinto tradition but is definitely in the same league.
As he suggests, the great proponents of restraint in the past, like Holmes and Brandeis, embodied a spirit of humility rather than a grand theory; they displayed "modesty" about their own views "and respect for the opinions and judgments of others".
