Sentence examples for a vigorous supporter from inspiring English sources

He was a vigorous supporter of the White Australia policy, although he also supported voting rights for Aborigines and other "coloured persons who are naturalised subjects", and supported Dalgety as the site for the national capital.

And he was a vigorous supporter of the Russian poor.

Accordingly, Nike is a vigorous supporter of TPP.

He remained a vigorous supporter of the strikers.

She was a vigorous supporter of the Arts in New York City.

She became a vigorous supporter, a mentor and a major benefactor of the library.

Hours later, Senator John McCain, a Republican who is both a friend of Mr. Kerry's and an increasingly vigorous supporter of President Bush's, said in an interview that he was so annoyed over the veterans' television advertisements attacking Mr. Kerry's war record that he intended to personally "express my displeasure" to the president when they campaign together next week.

Thus Koji Omi, a 73-year-old who was an early and vigorous supporter of Mr Abe among a generation that initially disdained him, has been made finance minister; he is no pro-market reformist, though probably in favour of balancing the books.

Back in 1991, Thomas's most vigorous supporter, Sen. John Danforth, a Republican from Missouri, warned that hearing Hill's complaints in public "would invite a host of false charges against the nominee," the Tuscaloosa News reported.

Ms. Tyson quickly became a vigorous, vocal supporter of Mr. Obama, speaking out in television interviews and joining a small team that advised him on economic issues, often via conference calls as he crisscrossed the country.

Another vigorous supporter of cuts to the welfare state was Tory MP Richard Drax, whose estate received a substantial £13,830 housing benefit in 2013.