Sentence examples for of a proponent from inspiring English sources

Yesterday equality groups were reluctant to publically criticise her appointment but privately expressed some concern that she would be less of a proponent of gay marriage legislation than her predecessor Lynne Featherstone.

Laozi has been cited as an early example of a proponent of liberalism.

And in politics a hawk, of course, is a proponent of war.

Such an approach irks someone like John Calamos, founder of Calamos Investments and a proponent of a different low-volatility strategy.

Radford was an admirer of MacArthur and a proponent of his "Asia First" strategy.

We are quite aware of (and have been a proponent of ) this line of reasoning (Hu et al. 1998).

I've always been something of a fan (a proponent, even) of white phones.

But, of course, I'm not a proponent of animal cruelty of any kind.

In Massachusetts, Jay Gonzalez, the secretary of administration and finance, is a proponent of social impact bonds.

Buchanan, a proponent of the religious right, of course knows.

Carmichael was a proponent of group rights; Thomas is a proponent of individualism.