Sentence examples for a fervent ally from inspiring English sources

He was for years a fervent ally of the Soviet Union and Iraq before he shifted his stance in the late 1990's to seek closer relations with the United States.

Unhindered by conscience, psychopaths can be good at turning vulnerable acquaintances into fervent allies.

Although the 1,200 people at Friday night's send-off were among his most fervent allies, Bishop Spong, 68, knows there are probably just as many Christian leaders glad to see him go, among them, the Roman Catholic archbishop of Newark, Theodore E. McCarrick, who once called the bishop's northern New Jersey diocese "a church without morals".

Even the professionals at the conference -- most of them LGBT or fervent allies who work at some of the world's leading companies -- found themselves learning alongside the students.

Stanton was herself a fervent abolitionist, and a close ally of Douglass, who later confined herself to the cause of women's equality.

As the movement grew, Johnson was transformed from a reluctant ally into a fervent supporter.

The Iraqi government was being run by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, a fervent Al Qaeda foe and ostensible American ally.

A venue that has crippled the club financially was for once its ally, thanks to a fervent support generating a terrific atmosphere.

Christopher is a friend of the weak, an ally of the intellectual, a fervent critic of fraud, and an anti-theist.

With the advent of the Second Party System, he allied with the National Republican (later Whig) Party and was a fervent supporter of Henry Clay and opponent of Democrats Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren.

He was a fervent patriot.