Sentence examples for work's champions from inspiring English sources

But even the work's champions admitted that the music was terribly difficult to perform.

Yet even among the work's champions, the consensus was that this ambitious opera — about the physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer, who presided over the Manhattan Project to build the first atomic bombs — needed some tweaking.

As Stan Hochman writes in the Philadelphia Daily News, Ali was the glamorous one, but Frazier was Philly's working man's champion.

George Pelecanos, the working man's champion among genre authors, is still keeping close neighborhood watch in THE TURNAROUND (Little, Brown, $24.99), alert to signs of the social rot and moral decay that contribute to the generational cycles of urban crime.

This is no working man's champion.

That was cool with Ivanka Trump, who branded herself as a working woman's champion and once called closing the gender pay gap "critical to the economic empowerment of American women".

As he ran for office, Donald Trump repeatedly reminded audiences that he was "really, really rich," but assured voters that as president he would be a working man's champion, a blue-collar Superman.

The argument goes that Hillary Clinton was seen as too cozy with DC elites and the moneyed classes of America; in this telling, Trump's faux working man's champion shtick was enough to convince many whites he cares about people like them even if he has a solid history of shafting the little guy for his own benefit.

Robert Spano, the work's prime American champion, conducts the Brooklyn Philharmonic and vocal soloists including Dawn Upshaw.

At a time of insecurity for the humanities, Nussbaum's work champions — and embodies — the reach of the humanistic endeavor.

In three decades in Congress, he's championed Michigan's working class.