Sentence examples for most persistent advocate from inspiring English sources
At a ceremony in Berlin this month, President George W. Bush's father, the 41st president, described Holbrooke as "the most persistent advocate I've ever run into".
The effort to reopen the case has attracted the attention of the nation's most persistent advocate of civil rights-era justice, Alvin Sykes of Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Cuomo also regards himself as his own best and most persistent advocate, his advisers say, willing to press his case over and over when others might call it a day.
Such a vote could prove devastating to as many as a dozen vulnerable Senate Democrats, and McConnell, who stands to gain control of the Senate in the 2012 elections, has been perhaps the most persistent advocate of a short-term deal.
For decades, he has been one of the most persistent advocates for reopening the case.
But he has been among the most persistent advocates for – and major achievers in – a movement that has grown enormously, and evolved, since that newsgroup posting.
As the company's president of business development and public policy, Mr. Pakman has become one of streaming music's loudest and most persistent advocates.
More recently, one of the special tribunal's leading and most persistent advocates is Samir Geagea, a militia leader turned politician.
The intense scrutiny of fund-raisers has not escaped the notice of State Senator Thomas Kean Jr. of Union County, who has emerged as one of the Republican Party's most persistent advocates of electoral and campaign finance reform.
At the same time, Donald Graham and Steve Gunderson have been among the most persistent advocates against reforms that would hold accountable such schools that repeatedly disserve their students.
Surely, he has also been one of the most persistent of advocates, because the former admiral has found himself constantly sailing against the prevailing winds in a nation that has become more sexually permissive and at the same time less willing to offer collective support for social needs.
