Sentence examples for never championed from inspiring English sources

F.D.R. never championed public unions nor collective barganning.

The Democrats had never championed elimination of the filibuster, but sought to reduce its use and to require senators taking part in any blockade to be represented on the floor while doing so.

Bloch co-founded the now-forgotten School of Contemporary Painting in 1934 but did not ally himself with any art movements; he is scarcely mentioned in history books; he is owned by plenty of public galleries because many of his loyal pupils became curators, but his work tends to end up in store; he was never championed by a powerful collector.

The problem comes when I open my eyes and I see a guy who, despite all his great rhetoric, has never championed causes that mattered most and won.

The Republican Party has never championed a law designed to help workers: they oppose the minimum wage, paycheck equity, the Lily Ledbetter Act, the Family Medical Leave Act.

I never applied for the writing program (I took creative writing courses as an undergraduate elective) and Powell never championed my fiction to any editor or publisher.

He never champions a point of view or a system of belief.

Even so, King's dream is not Obama's: The President never champions the idea of color-blindness or race-neutrality.

The left should never champion a welfare system which does not expect self-discipline or effort.

Bird and Thomas were never champions together.

Those very characteristics serve as the evidence that she would never champion policies that lead to political suicide (i.e. detaining a baby and hiring a neo-Nazi).