Sentence examples for persuasive advocate from inspiring English sources

Daniel Hope, a violinist of probing intellect and commanding style, was a persuasive advocate here.

He insists that he will be a persuasive advocate for the state.

Though it is unclear who developed this verse form, Kahn was undoubtedly its first and most persuasive advocate.

Messiaen has no more persuasive advocate than Mr. Aimard, who studied with the composer's wife, the pianist Yvonne Loriod.

His replacement was Roger Norrington, like Mackerras a persuasive advocate for what some have seen as a difficult score.

Francisco Ladron de Guevara-Finck, a Mexican violinist, was a persuasive advocate, his sweet, chaste tone sounding a note of vulnerability amid his ever-shifting surroundings.

Thirty years later, I was voting for Obama and Christopher had become one of the most forceful, and persuasive, advocates for George W. Bush's war in Iraq.

Hough and conductor Andris Nelsons are persuasive advocates for Dvořák's concerto, his first and least famous work of that kind.

Twice the Taliban threw warning letters into the home of Malala Yousafzai, a 14-year-old Pakistani girl who is one of the world's most persuasive advocates for girls' education.

FRIENDS & ENEMIES OF NEW MUSIC Eric Heubner, one of New York's most persuasive advocates of new music for the piano, offers a recital under the Friends' umbrella at the Tenri Cultural Institute that features solo works by such composers as Elliott Carter ("90+" and "Night Fantasies"), Mason Bates, John Link, Caroline Mallonée, and Ligeti (two études, "Désordre" and "Automne à Varsovie").

TALEA ENSEMBLE Bohemian National Hall The Talea Ensemble, one of New York's most dedicated and persuasive advocates for new music, played three American premieres for its first concert of the season on Friday at the Bohemian National Hall on the Upper East Side, run as a cultural mission of the Czech Republic.