Sentence examples for a full supporter from inspiring English sources
"a full supporter" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe someone who is strongly supportive of a cause, opinion, or person. Example sentence: John is a full supporter of the mayor's reelection campaign.
I am a full supporter and advocate for the legalization of hard-working people.
This week, when Mr. McCain returns to Washington, he may well renew his demands for Mr. Bush to become a full supporter of campaign-finance reform.
If, on the other hand, the president really has inside information that Judge Sotomayor is a full supporter of a woman's right to choose, then that information should be disclosed to the world and the Senate.
A new Web site that launches today called Darejunkies is a full supporter of "try this at home".
I'm a full supporter of e-books, e-book devices, and agree (mostly) with this excellent WSJ assessment by Rob Reid of the the e-book business.
Hearts are due to emerge from administration with the Foundation of Hearts having taken over a debt-free club that will eventually be turned over to full supporter ownership when the purchase price is paid back through fan subscriptions.
David Cameron has come out as a full-hearted supporter for Sarkozy's re-election.
He's been a full-throated supporter of the Bush tax cuts.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg has been a full-throated supporter of charter schools, of which there are about 180 in New York City.
Note that Ron Paul, who one imagines would be a full-throated supporter of a libertarian measure like this one and indeed urged his colleagues to support it, merely voted "Present".
