Sentence examples for Loyal defender from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Berlusconi has at least one loyal defender in New York City.

The two were junior lawyers in the Missouri attorney general's office under John Danforth, Justice Thomas's Senate sponsor and most loyal defender during the "high-tech lynching".

He portrays Mr. Gore as a loyal defender of the state for the solution to every problem, stifling freedom in the process.

She was ridiculed locally and internationally for her unorthodox views but had a loyal defender in close friend and the then President Thabo Mbeki, not least because of his own doubts about the link between HIV and Aids.

If you see a 20-something aspiring "foreign policy expert" or "international relations professional" in DC, what you'll view, with some rare exceptions, is a mindlessly loyal defender of US force and prerogatives.

He did not create the system that failed so spectacularly (he had trouble explaining to reporters the technical difficulties his statisticians were reporting), but he was its loyal defender until 5 20 that afternoon, when the service sent e-mail to its members and subscribers warning that it was "not satisfied with the accuracy of today's exit poll analysis".

I guess I was asking for it; the man with two first names attracts loyal defenders, and they took to the comments to defend their candidate.

In fairness, the leaders all have loyal defenders.

The most loyal defenders were rewarded with promotions.

Similarly, the salon's most loyal defenders hold little hope of stopping people from free-riding.

Nonetheless, the extent to which politicians and regulators trying to reform finance can trust financial economists is an open question.The EMH, to be sure, has loyal defenders.