Sentence examples for true agent from inspiring English sources

If the Commonwealth applies its unique brand of diplomacy and collaboration to the issues of the day, it can transform itself into a true agent of progress.

As publisher and editor, Julian Assange represents that which journalists once prided themselves in – he's brave, determined, independent: a true agent of people not of power".

It was surely a compromise — in which this strong-willed, immensely capable woman had to give up the gratification of being true agent.

Quimby was immersed in the popular spiritualist culture of his day, but he eventually became convinced that the true agent of healing was not the outside forces that spiritualists proclaimed but an individual's own beliefs.

Mr. Schirmer, the state director, shrugged off a question about how Ms. Palin had changed the political landscape, saying she had not and that Mr. Obama was the true agent of change.

But now, with the decision by the Suffolk County executive, Steve Levy, to switch parties and seek the Republican nomination, Democrats find themselves facing an opponent with deep pockets who is making an aggressive appeal for independent voters by claiming he is the true agent of change.

Only true agents of influence dare not say this.

Mr. Morsi, the military and the demonstrators — and, for that matter, Mr. Mubarak himself — all claimed to be true agents and loyal servants of the popular will.

Suzan Proia The marriage of humility and grace is a rare thing indeed, but you can often recognize it playing out among true agents of change.

The exhibition is a testament to advancement by design through innovation and self-determination, representing the people as true agents of change at a time when it feels our power is being stripped away.

We cannot lead or be true agents for change or societal progress if our beliefs are so calcified and stubborn to preclude ideas that dare to exist outside our own.