Sentence examples for successful exponent from inspiring English sources

AMERICA is the world's most prominent democracy, and its most successful exponent of shareholder capitalism.

"David Cameron is a very sophisticated and successful exponent of a politics based on image.

He has, however, proved a successful exponent of another bit of imported Americana.

Columbus was the most successful exponent with all nine of its kicks finding the net.

Rita Lee jumped ship in 1972, going on to become Brazil's most successful exponent of brega (bad taste) rock.

But while the exhaustive history includes songs by Little Richard and Jacques Brel as glam precursors, as well as the Osmonds and Marilyn Manson, there is no place for Gary Glitter, arguably glam's most successful exponent with 26 hit singles, including three No 1s.

As in other sports, brands are built by association with the disciplines' most successful exponents, and the films' main goal is to trumpet these successes.

From the ferocious crunch of metal on metal in wheelchair rugby, which not for nothing was dubbed Murderball by its most successful exponents, to the adrenaline rush of the final bend in a wheelchair race in the stadium.

As examples of successful exponents of this in America, Mr Silverstein points to Neiman Marcus, which has taken a lead in online top-end fashion, Victoria's Secret in lingerie and Circuit City in consumer electronics.Circuit City was a pioneer of the "pick-up in-store" option, which is proving increasingly popular with internet shoppers.

One of the most successful exponents of improv is ImprovBoston, which has been around for decades and offers a wide range of performances and classes.

On a positive note, Ian Thatcher argues that "[r]ather than deserving a reputation as the most vilified of all Soviet leaders, Brezhnev should be praised as one of the most successful exponents of the art of Soviet politics".