A conservative in political matters, she was a vanguard in her artistic work and advocacy.
She was a vanguard in the fight for understanding and acceptance for all trans people".
Bluegrass, which had not long before been a vanguard music, was greeted by Northern folk fans as a noble tradition.
"There should be a vanguard which sets out with this determination and then keeps walking on the path".
It opened in June behind INabstracto (1160 Queen Street West, 416-533-6362, inabstracto.com), a decade-old vintage furniture shop that was a vanguard in what was then an abandoned strip.
Al Qaeda "was never a mass movement; it was always meant to be a vanguard," Bernard Haykel, a professor of Near Eastern studies at Princeton University, said.
Neal Lawson, chair of Compass, says the political party approach is dead, that it's all about plurality: "The 20th-century way of being a vanguard, leading the people, doing it for them, to them, is over.
If tea-party Republicans are a vanguard, they are one that has taken a wrong turn and is now being shelled by the rest of the division.It may be more useful to compare the tea-party movement to a different sort of party that tends to crop up in parliamentary systems: far-right populist parties based on backward-looking ideologies of national identity.
Kim is a vanguard of that change.
