Sentence examples for notable spokesman from inspiring English sources
Nor was he a notable spokesman for liberalism as Reagan was for conservatism — or as Barney Frank and Ted Kennedy were for liberalism.
C. 101 - c. 200 Melito Of Sardis, (flourished 2nd century) Greek bishop of Sardis in Lydia (now in Turkey), whose rediscovered theological treatise on Easter, "The Lord's Passion," verifies his reputation as a notable early Christian spokesman.
"It will bring the Continent closer to Britain," said Gareth Headon, a Eurostar spokesman, with a notable sense of Anglocentric geography.
Back in Venezuela no government spokesman and nobody notable from the judicial system or the prosecution service stepped forward to make a comment on the arrest of Franqui Francisco Flores de Freitas and Efraín Antonio Campos Flores.
He was recently named by Edward F. Cox, the state Republican Party chairman, to serve on an advisory panel that featured party notables, including a former White House spokesman and a former New York secretary of state.
This is an almost universal conviction of religious leaders, with the most notable exception of a few spokesmen of the Southern Baptist Convention who are greatly influenced by their commitment to Israel based on eschatological, or final days, theology.
The most notable exception has been one of Merrill's rivals, the Charles Schwab Corporation, whose founder is the company's spokesman.
No-show Baker's memory loss Another notable absentee from last night's Café de Paris bash was Shaftas co-founder and former Macca spokesman Geoff Baker.
Jay Horwitz, a spokesman for the Mets, said celebrities receive special treatment because team officials like it when these notables are seen at the game by the millions watching on television.
