Sentence examples for tirelessly promoting from inspiring English sources

Along the way, no outlet has been more in sync than MSNBC, and no one on the network has been more promotional of the Russia-runs-Trump meme than Rachel Maddow, tirelessly promoting the line and sometimes connecting dots in Glenn Beck fashion to the point of journalistic malpractice.

He is also a wizard at public relations, tirelessly promoting the institution to anyone who will listen.

Indeed, he has become a figurehead for Africa as a whole, tirelessly promoting the idea that there's more to this continent than corruption, Aids and genocide.

So while Ms. Moratti has spent weeks tirelessly promoting her mayoralty and its accomplishments (listed in a glossy publication for citizens: "The 100 projects we've achieved"), Mr. Berlusconi has kept the focus on himself.

She also ran a salon frequented by leaders of the American avant-garde including composer Henry Cowell, who would be Crawford Seeger's lifelong champion - writing about, programming and tirelessly promoting her music.

Mr. Ford, who spent the first half of this year tirelessly promoting the 100th birthday of his family's company, is now doing the same for the centennial of the Wright brothers' flight.

Mr. Jean has tirelessly promoted the campaign on his Twitter account.

Mr. Kelly suggests he so tirelessly promotes it in hopes of speeding things along.

He tirelessly promoted Atlantropa through the Second World War and beyond, until his death in 1952.

In the 1980s and 1990s, François Mitterrand and Jacques Delors had tirelessly promoted the cause of a "social Europe".

He then tirelessly promoted his new idea with aid groups and the European Union.