Sentence examples for prominent defender from inspiring English sources

Dr. Drake did have one prominent defender last week.

But since the death of Taseer – their most prominent defender –they feel more imperilled than ever.

Later that day she met with Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, a prominent defender of the war crimes tribunal.

Zucker is the head of a well-known gender-identity clinic in Toronto and the most prominent defender of traditional interventions for gender nonconformity.

Unsurprisingly, when Pinochet's most prominent defender, Margaret Thatcher came to office in 1979, diplomatic relations were soon restored and arms sales resumed.

Feinstein herself has been a prominent defender of the intelligence community, notably with regard to the N.S.A.'s domestic surveillance and collection of telephone records.

And in that question of survival, villagers say, Alawites lost one of their last, most prominent defenders in Kanaan.

Johnson reviews Hume's thesis with clarity and elegance and considers the arguments of some of the most prominent defenders of Hume's case against miracles.

"People come from around the world to discover the fable of Harlem," said Michael Henry Adams, an architectural historian and one of the neighborhood's most prominent defenders.

And in a measure of just how badly tarnished the industry's image has become, even some of its most prominent defenders are turning against it.

Robert A. M. Stern, dean of the Yale School of Architecture and former head of the historic preservation program at Columbia University, for example, was among the most prominent defenders of 2 Columbus Circle.