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Evangelist in sentence

16 examples of Evangelist in a sentence

And over time, I've become something else: an eclipse evangelist.
But here she became an evangelist, recruiting others to get the fax machines because it made their purchase more valuable.
Today the General is a baptized Christian evangelist.
When Exploiters become evangelist, they still exploit in the name of poverty!
In the meantime, Helen is busy raising rabbits and becoming a little too infatuated with an evangelist on the radio.
However, I must beg to differ with the reviewer in that, this movie in the end is not a propaganda piece for evangelist action.
Ohhh yes, and we got the loud mouthed Evangelist (played by a real life honorable and good person).
The very fact that former child evangelist, Marjoe Gortner is in it is enough to type anyone of that it is a very, horrible movie.
America, after “wandering in darkness… today begins to turn back to God,” Beck declared, in the typical style of a TV evangelist.
Ma’s role in his second term should be to serve as just such an evangelist for democracy in China.
Today's Islamic revival shares the dogmatism, communitarianism, and scripturalism of American evangelist movements: both reject culture, philosophy, and even theology to favor a literalist reading of sacred texts and an immediate understanding of truth through individual faith.
One option for mitigating globalization’s international displacement effects is “aid for trade,” which the Columbia University economist and free-trade evangelist Jagdish Bhagwati proposed over a decade ago.
Barack Obama, at least when he began his campaign, had all the charisma of the holy roller, turning on the crowds with the rhetorical spark of a great evangelist.
We seem to accept that to be struck by an earthquake, a tidal wave, or a hurricane is just bad luck (unless, as the American evangelist Pat Robertson suggested after the Haitian earthquake, your ancestors made a pact with the devil in order to free themselves from colonial rule).
The Sentinelese people targeted by the slain evangelist John Allen Chau are probably the most isolated of the world’s remaining remote tribes, and they are keen to stay that way.
Back in 2017, he declared, “One must be blind not to see the approach of the terrible moments in history about which the apostle and evangelist John the Theologian spoke in his Revelation.”