Sentence examples for sincere advocate from inspiring English sources

"Pope Francis appears to be a decent fellow — a mensch — and a sincere advocate of goodwill and peace on Earth.

Barbara Cartland's talent was not as a writer, heaven knows, but as a sincere advocate of those feathery ideals that most of us abandon in our youth.

He noted that Mr Hillyer is himself a sincere advocate of racial equality who was active in the early 1990s in the fight to stop the political rise of the white supremacist David Duke in the local Republican party.

Nodding at Mr. Bollinger, Mr. Mosher added, "And I have also known about him for years, as an unusually eloquent, passionate and sincere advocate for and believer in the arts".

By Françoise Mouly and Mina Kaneko December 13, 2013 "Pope Francis appears to be a decent fellow — a mensch — and a sincere advocate of goodwill and peace on Earth.

But Clinton advisers presented a more nuanced view, saying that some of her supporters — they could not specify how many — could be open to the McCain-Palin ticket depending on how Ms. Palin performed and whether she appeared to be a forceful, sincere advocate for the concerns of working women, their families and for policies that would help them.

Ironically, it is the Gates Foundation that articulated the reason why sincere advocates for students should repudiate Vergara, as well as the overreach of Arne Duncan.

Veterans have a sincere friend and advocate in Mr. Blumenthal, but this is obscured by featuring a few infelicitous sentences said by him in a lifetime of accurate, publicly recorded statements.

He is, indeed, a sincere animal rescue advocate (find out more in a recent Animal Fair post).

He says his new advocate is "more sincere and compassionate to his needs" than a regular family law lawyer and is more equipped to deal with specific issues that affect him such as father alienation.

"Finally, it must be emphasized that religions, and those who adhere to religious doctrines, may continue to advocate with utmost, sincere conviction that, by divine precepts, same-sex marriage should not be condoned.