Sentence examples for never champions from inspiring English sources
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 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.
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.
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.
Republicans have never championed tax increases, and have punished their own whenever they've strayed from the "lower taxes" path of purity (as George H. W. Bush discovered after breaking his "No new taxes!" promise).
Yet Gandhi will probably never lack champions.
They are never former champions or notable boxers.
The Indians last won the World Series in 1948, and the Cavaliers have never been champions.
They have never been champions, and they lost the cup final to Schalke.
But if Liszt never lacked champions among master pianists, why is he not considered as important as other Romantic composers, like Schumann and Chopin?
