Sentence examples for true ambassador from inspiring English sources

And he was a true ambassador, always good with the fans".

From Reuters:  "That is not true," Ambassador Riad Haddad was quoted as saying by Interfax.

"He's a tennis legend," Kantarian said, "and through the years, he has become a true ambassador to the game".

But in the end, Ada, the true ambassador of her dead, falls victim to a disappearing sickness herself.

"He has a deep knowledge of our entire company, a very clear sense of what we need to do to take the company to the next level, and he is a true ambassador for [Lego]," Kristiansen said.

"He was deeply touched and so pleased," he said, adding, "we have lost an innovative and exceptional talent and a true ambassador of international music".

That way, we can foster a future where we are able to participate with a clear conscience, in China and elsewhere where human rights are violated, as true ambassadors of a sport that constructively seeks to protect and value the rights of all human beings.

"They have been true ambassadors".

Cardiff council leader, Councillor Phil Bale, said the medics were true ambassadors for the city.

But the organizers of the Nexus: Global Youth Summit on Innovative Philanthropy and Social Entrepreneurship see the next generation of leaders as the true ambassadors of change.

"They have been true ambassadors". The second semi-final will see the County of Nice play South Ossetia, a disputed region of Georgia.