firebrand

She is known as a firebrand for social justice.

The firebrand activist gave a powerful speech at the rally.

The politician's fiery speeches made him a firebrand in the political scene.

The firebrand leader inspired the crowd with her passionate words.

He was labeled a firebrand due to his radical views on the issue.

The firebrand journalist fearlessly exposed corruption in the government.

The firebrand preacher delivered a fiery sermon to the congregation.

Her firebrand personality often sparked heated debates among her colleagues.

The firebrand artist's provocative artwork challenged societal norms.

The firebrand student leader led protests against unfair university policies.

In Italy, Matteo Salvini, the firebrand foreign minister has done so well.

Several of Republicans, particularly the firebrand Jim Jordan from Ohio, probed the CEOs for anti-conservative bias.

Estimates of the share of buildings lost to firebrands vary, but all are large-between 60% and 90%.

His international image until now still frozen in his days as a firebrand cleric battling US forces.

And although he was a firebrand unionist once, he counts as a moderate by The Left's standards.

Far-left firebrand Jean-Luc Melenchon, who is the only real opposition to Macron in Parliament, spoke at today's march.

He served three terms as Governor, and he was a conservative firebrand who hated Democrats.

He's less antagonistic in the sense that he's less well-known than the real conservative firebrands.

Vents can be covered with mesh, or eliminated entirely. Heat-resistant windows, which are less likely to break, help keep firebrands out.

She took them off one by one, crushing them with a firebrand before they bled her to death.