Sentence examples for radical proponent from inspiring English sources

Its leaders saw Obama as a radical proponent of godless socialism.

An even more persuasive and radical proponent of the benefits of happiness is the brilliant broad-caster Danny Baker who, on this week's Desert Island Discs, provides a master-class in cheerfulness.

"The tie shouldn't be too distracting," said Michael Deaver, the former adviser to President Ronald Reagan (a radical proponent of brown suits), commenting on the unwritten rules of debate wear.

So say the more radical proponents of "peak oil".

For sociological reasons not entirely clear to me, its radical proponents in France and the United States emanate from the most elite institutions, whereas in Britain they tend to be associated with more down-market corners of the academy and to regard themselves as academic have-nots.

Conrad Wolfram Stephen Wolframam's brother — is one of the most radical proponents.

"Right now," says Brooklyn Law School professor Anthony Sebok, "the law does have the extraordinary reach its most radical proponents say it does".

After them I found large numbers of recent Portuguese migrants intimidated and paid less than the minimum wage in and around the Norfolk town of Thetford – birthplace of Tom Paine, the 18th century radical and revolutionary proponent of the Rights of Man.

The radicals – the proponents of a unified ministry of defence – won in the face of immense Luddite opposition.

Mr. Mandela has not solicited support from constituencies outside the African National Congress like the radical black-power proponents on the left and the Zulu political movement Inkatha on the right, suggesting that he sees no place for them at the negotiating table.

The nature of the affair furthered the radical cause, whose proponents painted Hutchinson's action as a bold and devious attempt to further the executive prerogative.