Examples of 'he championed' in a sentence
Meaning of "he championed"
This phrase is used to describe someone who actively supports, promotes, or advocates for a particular cause, idea, or person. It suggests that the person plays a significant role in defending or fighting for the success or recognition of something or someone. It implies a passion or dedication to championing a specific belief, value, or individual
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He championed the rights of the servant class.
He proudly notes action on one of the issues he championed.
He championed an early retirement program for teachers.
He was as evil as the savages he championed.
He championed departmentalized elementary education and educational technology.
From the start of his career he championed contemporary classical music.
He championed a return to a tsarist style of government.
Because he thinks it will reflect poorly on the criminal justice reform that he championed.
He championed the causes of the poor and disenfranchised.
In this capacity he championed independence for Ukraine.
He championed the cause of vernacular architecture.
This might have been intended to elevate Munro above the Indians whose cause he championed.
He championed the show when we first got going.
But the Gothic Revival he championed with such force was in decline.
He championed trade union rights and democratic socialism.
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Publicly he championed Toronto.
He championed others through peaceful means.
During his decade in office, he championed the continent.
He championed the freedom and dignity of the individual.
In particular, he championed the interests of.
He championed the work of living composers.
Chavez was particularly beloved by the poor, whose lot he championed.
He championed the use of ARBs and ACEIs as well.
Much trust was placed upon him as he championed multi-party politics.
He championed the calls for democratic change in the country.
In his inaugural speech as Vice-President he championed the cause of hospital librarians.
He championed the cause of intellectuals.
While faithful to his own academic training, he championed freedom of artistic expression for others.
He championed us and he stood up for us.
A strong supporter of the Contract for America, he championed those efforts to achieve a balanced budget.
He championed the war and put out the flag.
His principal admiration was for Stalin, whose regime he championed uncritically throughout the decade.
He championed and campaigned for it.
A bipartisan criminal sentencing law rewrite he championed ended Louisiana 's tenure as the nation 's top jailer.
He championed the use of video replay for adjudication purposes.
Nevertheless, the Quebec electorate chose Duplessis time and again because he championed provincial autonomy.
He championed liberalism and democracy.
Once I had asked, he championed me all the way.
He championed the little guy with the long shot.
He rose to president of the Reich Health Office, where he championed eugenics.
He championed government support for witch doctors on at least one occasion.
Canetti 's brother Jacques Canetti settled in Paris, where he championed a revival of French chanson.
He championed the direction toward films created using computer animation.
Dioscurus wrote to Domnus, complaining that he championed the Nestorian Ibas and Theodoret.
Where he championed several improvements and served for fifteen years.
Russell was a prominent anti-war activist ; he championed free trade and anti-imperialism.
He championed the growth in renewable energies and the changing grid.
With his wide array of publications he championed the philosophy that “ existence precedes essence . ”.
He championed good men.
During his tenure in the U. S. Senate, he championed states ' rights and currency expansion.
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He championed the rights of the servant class
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It championed the separation of church and state
