Sentence examples for public crusade from inspiring English sources

Trump went on a public crusade to shame her.

When he makes these speeches he habitually asserts that he will mount a long public crusade.

Better to call attention to itself by waging a public crusade against any team that considers signing him.

That's sports, but the public crusade to overturn the decision that began even before there was a sniff of scoring impropriety was a long way from sporting.

His withering criticism of contemporary architecture is thought to have inspired Prince Charles, who conducted a public crusade against modern building practices.

The four bachelor brothers lived on a ramshackle hillside farm in Munnsville; neighbors started a public crusade to prove that Delbert was not guilty.

Public crusades against corruption and extravagance have been a staple of Communist rhetoric for decades, but to little avail; even Beijing's fleet of police cruisers includes BMWs.

He waged public crusades when the California State University trustees invited Sarah Palin to speak for a considerable fee and recently took on the talk-radio host Rush Limbaugh after Mr. Limbaugh pretended to speak Chinese on the air.

"It is not surprising", writes Crassweller, "that as her public crusades and her private adorations took on a narrowing intensity after 1946, they simultaneously veered toward the transcendental".

Death to America! -- Just kidding!" Bishop Eddie Long, a pastor at a mega-church in Atlanta who is known for his public crusades against homosexuality, was sued by two young men who claim that he coerced them into sexual relationships.

In the 1920s, sunbathing first became a public health crusade (this time promoting it).