Sentence examples for were championed from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who has been a winner in a contest.
- The defending champion is expected to defeat his challenger.
These changes were championed by Suzanne Mubarak, Egypt's First Lady.
Prohibitions against rampant corporate spending in our elections were championed by Theodore Roosevelt.
The Islamic movement won 2006 elections that were championed by the Bush administration.
The changes took three years to accomplish and were championed straight from the corner office.
Others, like Mr. Fields, were championed by Mr. Huckabee's political allies.
Deep Throat and its stars were championed by an unlikely alliance of groups.
Both were championed by literary giants of their age, but only one of them became immortal.
Soon efforts to protect non-smokers from being exposed to secondhand smoking were championed by politicians in California.
Those shows were championed by both Mr. Koshalek and Kerry Brougher, the chief curator, who has been named acting director.
Control over education was taken away from religious leaders, Islamic courts were closed, equal rights for women were championed.
Imagine, though, what the tech landscape might look like if soft hues and girly aesthetics were championed, rather than ridiculed?
