Sentence examples for a templar of from inspiring English sources

Are you a connoisseur of culture, a Templar of taste?

Often, I would use my wineglass to shield myself from questions about my own "agenda," why I had become a Knight Templar of sorts, a clandestine operative hell-bent on preserving some sense of Western civilization and Christian humanism in a world that increasingly sought to tear such values asunder.

A templar and an old friend of Tassadar's, Fenix is a powerful and cunning leader, but remains distrustful towards the motives of the ruling judicator caste.

And it was not until 2007 — after more than 700 years — that the Vatican cleared the Knights Templar of a heresy charge and opened the trial records.

Modern fictionalization of the Templars begins with Ivanhoe, the 1820 novel by Sir Walter Scott, where the villain Sir Brian de Bois-Gilbert is a "Templar Knight".

"If ever a Stonemaster carried the name on his sleeve (and he scribbled it on his boots as well), it was John Bachar, Grand Templar of the entire movement," wrote John Long, a founder of the group, in an online history.

The old boys were the Knights Templar of America.

Trusts in England date back to the Knights Templar of the 12th century.

How these five mildly eccentric young Englishmen became the Knights Templar of rock and roll is anyone's guess.

The pentagram includes the nearby villages of Temple Bruer – which has strong connections with the Knights Templar of the 12th century – as well as Wellingore and Harmston.

When King Philip IV accused the Knights Templar of heresy during the first decade of the 14th century, several leading members of the order were imprisoned there.