Sentence examples similar to ardent commentator from inspiring English sources
However, even comedian/political commentator Jon Stewart, an ardent fan of President Obama who largely makes his living by poking fun of what recently have been termed "Banna-Republicans," tore apart the implementation of President Obama's signature healthcare policy.
Even one of his ardent opponents, the writer and political commentator Jorge Asís, admitted that the former president had held undisputed sway over Argentina.
Ardent Democratic party loyalists and centrist commentators are rationalizing away these votes but fail to see the larger picture.
Several commentators denounced Buffett, an ardent supporter of Hillary Clinton, as sexist, but one of Warren's close advisers told me that her aides acknowledge the criticism.
Onetime Republican vice presidential nominee and Fox News commentator Sarah Palin was one of the most ardent fans of the phrase.
A graduate of the École Normale Supérieure and an ardent socialist, Brossolette was an influential journalist who served under Premier Léon Blum as chief political commentator for the state radio network.
And this, I suggest, is the thing that the old boys posting insults find most frightening: that the audience of online feminist commentators is not only bigger, but far more socially influential than the most ardent anonymous cranks.
Ardent birthers may disagree.
These men were ardent protectionists.
