Sentence examples for prominent representative of from inspiring English sources

As Dan Margalit argues, by losing Rivlin, Likud is losing "the last prominent representative" of its liberal-nationalist wing.

Some of Ivory Coast's leading political figures, including Alassane Ouattara, the most prominent representative of the country's 40percentt Muslim minority, were unfairly excluded from the ballot.

Monica Iken, another prominent representative of victims' families, said that she had not seen the ad but that she had spoken to others who had and approved.

During that time, his atheism attracted no particular attention: it went almost without saying that a prominent representative of the British left didn't believe in God.

composer, teacher, and a prominent representative of nationalism in American music who came to be regarded as the musical spokesman for the American landscape.

Viète was a prominent representative of the humanist movement in mathematics that set itself the project of restoring and furthering the achievements of the Classical Greek geometers.

There were prominent representatives of literature, movies, and jazz and rock music.

The most prominent representatives of the Frankfurt School and of critical theory from the mid-20th century were Marcuse and Jürgen Habermas.

The men were among the most prominent representatives of the rebels who regularly spoke to correspondents visiting the rebel headquarters of Kilinochchi before it was seized by the government.

The two most prominent representatives of this tendency within the Tory movement were Daniel Hannan, an MEP since 1999, and Douglas Carswell, who has been an MP for Harwich and then Clacton since 2005.

Labour and Likud both have prominent representatives of the amkha, says Mr Naim, "but in Kadima there is an uncomfortable sense of snobbism"—personified best by the cigar-smoking Mr Olmert.Looked at this way, Kadima's prospects look slim.