Sentence examples for influential champion from inspiring English sources

Though Bernstein was also an influential champion of Sibelius, other conductors took up that cause.

Nader went on to become the most recognizable and influential champion of the consumer advocacy movement.

Scuffles erupted outside a Beijing courthouse on Monday as China's most influential champion of free speech went on trial for sending sarcastic social media messages.

And while Milton Friedman's early days as a Keynesian and supporter of the New Deal are mentioned, there is no real examination of his evolution into an influential champion of free markets.

When she first showed her instruction paintings in 1962, Donald Richie, an influential champion of Japanese culture, eviscerated her for ideas "borrowed... especially from John Cage" and having "the creativity of a primary school's athletic festival".

It has a long heritage of film – it is, after all, the home of the National Media Museum, a superb resource with its own Imax screen and invaluable exhibits from the history of film, television and photography – and an influential champion in its former head Amanda Nevill, now chief executive of the British Film Institute.

His brand of uneasy listening has won him some influential champions, including film director David Lynch, who employed Adamson to work on the soundtrack to Lost Highway.

Having influential champions in your corner to help you strategically execute your plan and, in turn, spread the word, is incredibly powerful.

But although the idea has influential champions and bureaucratic momentum, it has never been clear whether the United States and Brazil, respectively the largest economies in North and South America, will end up throwing their full political weight behind the proposed FTAA.

"The number of MPs who have worked in scientific research at doctoral level is likely to fall from eight to one after May 6, while many other influential champions of science will be leaving the Commons, a Times investigation has shown".

One of the film's most influential champions was Jean Collet, writing in Cahiers du cinéma that, by capturing the momentary indiscretions of his characters on the screen, Forman forces the audience into a voyeuristic situation that induces embarrassment and laughter.