Sentences with phrase «become emissaries»

Early marketing efforts should focus on the author's existing fan base, as these readers are not only easier to convince to read a book, but more likely to become emissaries for that book: recommending it to their friends, blogging about it, and adding it to Goodreads lists.

In the address, he called for scientists to move out of the laboratory into society, essentially becoming emissaries in what he said must be a national movement to inspire and enable young people «to be makers of things, not just consumers of things.»

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The emissary's performance of Paul's letter allowed it to become «a more truly present word, authenticated by a living voice» (Bozarth - Campbell, 75).

Labor Secretary Thomas E. Perez, who has become one of President Obama's top emissaries to liberal, labor and Latino constituencies, is backing Clinton for president and plans to hit the campaign trail on her behalf.

Following the deaths of several Wakandan emissaries in Captain America: Civil War, which lead right into Black Panther, Wakanda stands at the brink of globalization, with a growing number of people, and potential hostile adversaries, becoming hip to its coordinates.

Between your Serpentine - commissioned app Bad Corgi and Emissary Forks For You at the Liverpool Biennial, they've become something of a recurring motif in your work.

The deeper I became involved with Iranian art, the more I realized that I could play a role as a cultural emissary, opening people's eyes to the rich heritage of this closed, misunderstood country.