Sentence examples for public spokesman from inspiring English sources

He also proved an important public spokesman for poetry.

If, instead, he becomes the cabinet champion and public spokesman for his department, democracy is vitiated.

As chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, Bernanke was expected to act as a public spokesman on economic matters.

He became a public spokesman for a world that seemed to be turning its back on these refugees.

And so far Mr. Turner has succeeded as a behind-the-scenes mechanic, not a public spokesman.

He became a prominent public spokesman for the administration, appearing on television after foiled terrorist plots and giving speeches about the legality and morality of targeted killing.

(The sons of the ayatollahs, also clerics, serve as their public spokesmen).

But most important, campaigns would be wise not to have their pollsters serve as public spokesmen or spin doctors for the campaign.

The goal of the organizers, to inspire mass direct action, was never realized; public spokesmen for squatting no longer speak of reforming housing laws.

A handful of successful criminal-defense lawyers have long resisted the trend to become public spokesmen for their client, and, consequently, have sacrificed opportunities to become media celebrities themselves.

We have found that the best researchers make the best teachers and the best public spokesmen".