Sentence examples for a devoted partisan from inspiring English sources
Beaufort won a high reputation in King Louis XIII's army during 1635 40 but linked himself with the opposition to Louis's minister, Cardinal de Richelieu, and became known as a devoted partisan of the queen, Anne of Austria.
Taylor forbade the taking of notes in class, once began a session by remarking, "It is possible that all things are beautiful," and was a devoted partisan of all the university's sports teams.
If you're a devoted partisan, last night you might have sneered at Paul's filibuster based on things that had nothing to do with what he was talking about.
In and out of print (mostly out) for years, the record developed a following of devoted partisans.
As a consequence, nonpresidential elections are dominated by devoted partisans.
Even her most devoted partisans acknowledge that she did not suffer fools gladly.
Independently of each other, Schreiber and Weide discovered Bruce from his records and became his devoted partisans.
The fried pies have their devoted partisans, who discovered that they are still being cooked at some franchises where there is not enough space to install ovens.
(Call it his "inverse Midas touch"). And when a poll question comes down to essentially siding with Trump or against him, the most devoted partisans will often choose sides accordingly, no matter how much they've truly thought the question through on its merits.
He lost a devoted reader.
