Sentence examples for impassioned advocate from inspiring English sources

My associate deans and I lose a valuable colleague; the college gains a committed citizen and impassioned advocate on issues of importance to faculty and students".

The pairing at the University of Charleston was the perfect personification of America's deep divides: Republican versus Democrat; old industry v new, global warming denier v impassioned advocate for climate change laws.

As Martina fought to save her own life, she became an eloquent, impassioned advocate for improved healthcare, access to treatment and breast cancer research.

So, I became impassioned advocate for changing the law so that people who are willing to save the life of a stranger can accept a reward for doing so.

And Armstrong could not have a more impassioned advocate.

And along the way Ms. Lui found herself becoming an impassioned advocate for the Foreign Service.

But I do think publicly talking about personal stories of having an abortion makes a difference for the vast numbers of people who are not impassioned advocates on either side of this issue.

Danielly from Un Dolce Hogar, Adventure Mom's Kathy Dalton, the pediatrician Natasha Burgert, Yolanda Gordon and Jennifer Stanton, mothers and impassioned advocates  — I met parent after parent who'd found child care or left spouses solo to make this trip.

The neurologist Oliver Sacks has been one of Dr. Edelman's most impassioned advocates, calling his theory in The New York Review of Books "the first truly global theory of mind and consciousness, the first biological theory of individuality and autonomy".

This has created an over-emphasis on balance, which these days often pits scientists relaying objective knowledge on the one hand, against impassioned advocates seeking to persuade on the other.

STEM advocates were incensed by the lack of consultation and seemingly arbitrary reallocation of responsibilities for programs, each of which had their own impassioned advocates.