Sentence examples for loyal proponents from inspiring English sources
But he thinks the author "gets a bit facile in dismissing the wonder and miracle of this stuff". Howard Rheingold, who edited the book "The Virtual Community," (Addison Wesley, 1993) is one of the Net's most loyal proponents.
The Chief of Defence Staff, and former First Sea Lord, Lord Mountbatten was a loyal proponent of the Buccaneer, later claiming that five of the type could be purchased for the same price as one TSR-2.
A major force for the Friars Foundation, Leo was a loyal and dedicated proponent for fostering the performing arts and carried out our mission with determined passion.
As an economist, Sismondi was at first a loyal follower of Adam Smith, the proponent of laissez-faire economics.
It has been described as highly regrettable that independent scientific work is often attacked and discredited by concerted efforts of industry proponents and journal editors loyal to biotech sector interests [28].
"Proponents" implies "for"; make it "proponents of".
The wife sounds tawdry and overbearing; she had loyal female friends but also scandalized Victorian London by being an early proponent of bleached-blond hair.
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz)., an early proponent of helping the rebels in their fight against forces loyal to longtime leader Moammar Gaddafi, arrived Friday in Benghazi, the de facto rebel capital in eastern Libya, and told reporters that the anti-Gaddafi fighters are his heroes.
President Obama's self-described "evolution" on same-sex marriage — from opponent to proponent — appears to be catalyzing a similar shift among some of his most loyal supporters, African-Americans.
For a country with a large and loyal diaspora, that should attract more foreign investment.It may be too much to expect the new constitution to bring in a moral rebirth, as its most ardent proponents declare.
