"When you see that they're talking 77 years before someone had won, I think for a while we've taken our champions in the United States maybe for granted a little bit," he said.
While we should champion greater representation of African-Americans onscreen, we should not champion greater sexism, homophobia and chauvinism and must challenge the perpetuation of this discourse.
And while we proudly champion equity, we were, as a field, guilty of not practicing it.
While we must champion access to education, it is important to note that most foster youth can not focus on learning without having their basic needs met first.
While we don't champion the fact I'm on Coronation Street, certain leads have come my way through it.
Tip two: put the pin-up brigade behind you every once in a while and champion the underdog.
While we will still have to champion effective aid from its detractors, a new journey beyond aid is beginning anew with the British public: NGOs are supporting citizens to reconnect with issues of global social and economic justice.
It's been a while since we had a world champion who was a winner for reasons other than the machinery he drove.
"While we realize that few show champions come from pet shop stock," said the Veterinary Association of New York City in a position paper delivered to the Council before the vote, "the motivation to purchase and raise a purebred animal has something to do with the dream of acquiring the 'perfect' representative of the breed one fancies".
While we will need our existing champions of health financing, such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, the World Bank, the Global Fund, UNITAID, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation -- among others -- to continue their valuable contributions, the financial landscape is changing.
Once in a great while, champions overlap before our eyes.
