Sentence examples for spokespersons more from inspiring English sources

The results indicate a substantive condition by participant ethnicity interaction, in which African Americans assign greater credibility to high ethnic identity spokespeople, while Caucasian respondents found low ethnic identity spokespersons more credible.

"He was more like Dr. [Martin Luther] King in the sense that he's a spokesperson more than a freedom fighter," said historian Taylor Branch in an interview.

Katya Novikova, the Bolshoi press spokesperson, was more forceful: "Tsiskaridze is against everyone.

An official Church of England spokesperson used more measured tones to fight its corner over The Omen.

An FCO spokesperson said: "More people from different nationalities are forming relationships and families are relocating to new countries overseas.

"Being a Maybelline New York spokesperson means more to me than anyone can imagine; it doesn't seem real!

The spokesperson said more than £1.1m of the cost of the art was funded by savings from the "capital programme as a whole".

A police spokesperson said more than 630 calls had been made in an effort to trace Alice, but appealed to the public to come forward with any CCTV footage they think could be relevant.

A BBC spokesperson said: "More than a third of taxis are to get guests to and from our shows and Guardian journalists and columnists are happy to use them when they appear on our programmes.

A Department for Education spokesperson acknowledged more needed to be done to ensure the most able children fulfilled their potential, adding that new GCSEs, which were due to be examined for the first time next year, would stretch the brightest pupils.

A Home Office spokesperson said: "More than 20 children have been accepted for transfer to the UK since the act was given royal assent and the majority of these have already arrived.