Sentence examples for real proponent from inspiring English sources
In 1948, supporting Dresser's amendment, Bertrand Gearhart, a congressional Republican from California, said on the House floor that Karl Marx was "the real father, the first real proponent of the income tax as we now know it" and that the Sixteenth Amendment was "un-American".
"I used to be a real proponent of the idea that a freer market is synonymous with economic progress," said one college student with whom I spoke.
Real proponents of free trade would be vigorous advocates of removing restrictions on highly skilled immigrants.
We might think of the women who perform the procedure as vessels through which the real proponents of the practice act.
He was no real politician or proponent of international law, not primarily a humanitarian relief worker and not an organizer of international peace congresses.
Gould was a real modern music proponent.
De-alerting is only the first step toward its proponents' real goal: the elimination of our nuclear deterrent.
Clad in jeans and an open-necked shirt as he and his suit-and-tie clad peers lounged in soft chairs on a dais, Zell a longtime and loud proponent of real estate securitization proclaimed that privatization is "terrific," adding oddly that it validates everything the REIT industry has been working toward.
It appears that a growing number of Americans are prepared to cast their vote in the 2012 presidential race for Donald Trump, millionaire real estate developer and proponent of the view that President Obama was not born in the United States.
Intelligence committee leaders would not detail what safeguards were under consideration, and it was not clear that such measures would satisfy proponents of real change to the N.S.A.'s efforts.
The recently coined lumbersexuals (a twist on lumberjacks so as to avoid confusion with the real thing, the key proponents are flannel shirts and selvedge jeans) is a case in point.
