Sentence examples for loudest proponents from inspiring English sources

Germany has long been one of the loudest proponents of the need for austerity.

"I find that many of the loudest proponents are actually those that create the coloring books".

One of the loudest proponents of the latter perspective is Henry Blodget, the editor in chief of Business Insider, a gossipy start-up.

The campaign run by one of the loudest proponents of leaving, the U.K. Independence Party, flirted with xenophobia, nativism and what some of its critics considered racism.

Senator Rob Portman of Ohio, who is the former US trade representative, has been one of the loudest proponents of the TPP.

Thus it is puzzling that America's tech elites have become the world's loudest proponents of basic income – an old but radical idea that has been embraced, for very different reasons and in very different forms, by both left and right.

Earlier this month, Jenny McCarthy, the anti-vaccine movement's loudest proponent, disavowed her earlier arguments.

"She can get men round her little finger," is the consensus, of which she herself is, granted, the loudest proponent.

(Consider that the loudest proponent of a draft now is Charles B. Rangel, the liberal congressman from New York).

Opposition leaders have vowed to move Malaysia away from the system, with the National Justice Party of Mr. Anwar the loudest proponent of the change.

Aside from South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, a long-shot candidate whose poll numbers weren't sufficient enough for him to participate in the latest debate, Rubio is the loudest proponent of that view.