Sentence examples for major spokesman from inspiring English sources

Sen. John C. Calhoun, the architect of nullification, was the major spokesman for the South until his death in 1850.

Former managing editor Graham Dudman - the major spokesman on behalf of his colleagues - eventually broke down in tears.

Initially he supported the case for paper money, but later he became a major spokesman for the currency school led by David Ricardo.

statesman and diplomat who was foreign minister and the major spokesman for the Soviet Union at Allied conferences during and immediately after World War II.

Although Phyfe did not originate a new furniture style, he interpreted fashionable European styles in a manner so distinguished by grace and excellent proportions that he became a major spokesman for Neoclassicism in the United States.

Neo-Impressionism was led by Georges Seurat, who was its original theorist and most significant artist, and by Paul Signac, also an important artist and the movement's major spokesman.

Finally, there has been an increase in laws and customs requiring that equal space or time or a right of reply be rendered all major contenders in political campaigns or even major spokesmen differing on major issues of the day.

"'But that anger was also answered a few years later by "Campaigner," when alone among major spokesmen for the counterculture he expressed compassion for a disgraced president who lost everything ("Even Richard Nixon has got soul"); and conspicuously over the years he has refused to adopt any ideological line.

Major Doug Cain, spokesman of the Louisiana state police, said about 125 vehicles became stranded on the seven-mile stretch.

He left the site after numerous protesters were arrested and Oregon police shot and killed LaVoy Finicum, a major occupation spokesman.

Major Laurence Roche, spokesman for Task Force Helmand, said: "I am extremely sorry to announce the deaths of a Royal Marine from 40 Commando and a soldier from 3 Medical Regiment serving with Task Force Helmand.