Sentence examples for great spokesman from inspiring English sources

November 2, 1171 Jacob Bar-Salibi, also called Dionysius Bar-salibi (died Nov. 2, 1171) the great spokesman of the Jacobite (monophysite) church in the 12th century.

German experimental embryologist and philosopher who was the last great spokesman for vitalism, the theory that life cannot be explained as physical or chemical phenomena.

I am particularly proud to have appointed Bob (now Sir Bob Watsonn, a great spokesman for the case for action, as Defra's chief scientist.

Keita has become a great spokesman for his country and the Mali national team is fortunate to have such an eloquent speaker as captain.

"He was not a businessman in the sense of running a company," Mr. Kriss said, adding, "He was a great presenter, a great spokesman and a great salesman".

Mr. Daughtry "is a great spokesman for us," Mr. Kuhn said, because he uses batteries "professionally, for his microphones and guitars," and he is also "a father of four kids".

"It would consign them to a place in history alongside the populists, another movement that burned brightly but then guttered and went out, with its most ambitious goals unfulfilled and its greatest spokesman, William Jennings Bryan, reduced to a figure of bien-pensant mockery for his opposition to evolution".

"The evangelical world has lost one of its greatest spokesmen," Mr. Graham said in a statement on Wednesday, "and I have lost one of my close personal friends and advisers.

Smalley was also one the field's greatest spokesmen.

Will American society at the apogee of its constitutionality be looked at the way we do Athens today--as a series of old men in togas, whose short lived dream, ran afoul of the barbarians and one of whose greatest spokesmen was forced to drink Hemlock because of his beliefs.

"If he did it now, it would be great," the spokesman, Joe Davis, said.