evangelist造句

The evangelist — wants to spread an idea.

Mr Blair has been an evangelist on climate change.

He spoke like an evangelist, because he was one.

Granted, heis probably Apple's best product evangelist, but he has apoint.

Mr Nohria is more persuasive as an evangelist than as a psychopomp.

He gets to wear many hats, from business development manger and evangelist to solution architect and contract negotiator.

It is very easy to confuse this Philip with Philip the deacon and evangelist in the book of Acts.

Advances have been so encouraging that Dr. Thrun sounds like an evangelist when he speaks of robot cars.

An evangelist, abolitionist, and feminist, Sojourner Truth (c. 1797-1883) is remembered for her unschooled but remarkable voice raised in support of abolitionism, the freedmen, and women's rights.

That way, everyone who is impacted has an understanding of the goals and objectives and can act as an evangelist for promoting the business value of SOA.

Since giving up his day job running Microsoft to work full-time at his foundation, Mr Gates has turned into an evangelist for giving, both by the wealthy and the broader public.

In the past, SOA evangelist salesmen were trying to sell a utopian vision of a SOA that brings world peace and is the silver bullet for all that ails you.