Sentence examples for a committed patron from inspiring English sources
A bon vivant and poet, Āqā Mīrak became a boon companion of the Ṣafavid Shāh Ṭahmāsp I, who was a committed patron of the arts.
The historical realities of truly inspired art collecting prove that only committed patrons who value artistic quality and innovation will stand the test of time.
But now, nearly 80 years later, thanks to committed patrons and astute buying, there are about 2,700 sheets, divided almost evenly between European and American schools.
For 45 years she was an active member of the executive committee of the American Friends of the Israel Museum and was a committed and generous patron of the arts and education.
Today she is a committed FTS supporter.
"What's nice and new about this year is that we're getting back to this model of three to four different programs". These events all exist due to a committed network of donors and patrons, Gates said.
At first a committed Jeffersonian, he turned on his patron and dragged into light, with pornographic energy, the rumors concerning Jefferson's relationship with Sally Hemings, one of his slaves.
But he was a committed vice-chairman of Rada, a patron of the charity Saving Faces, dedicated to helping those with facial disfigurements and cancer, and honorary president of the International Performers Aid Trust, which works to alleviate poverty in some of the world's toughest areas.
A committed Apple fanboy, it was a sign of Fry's enduring influence – and status as the patron saint of British geeks – that not only did he bother to make a short video of him unpacking his iPad from its box, it has been watched by more than 700,000 people on YouTube.
Harvey was a committed royalist.
