Sentence examples for ardent foes from inspiring English sources

Politicians of all stripes, including his most ardent foes, are shocked.

Even Mr. Bush's most ardent foes, among them Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, his 2004 Democratic challenger, find it difficult to argue with the numbers.

What they do grasp is a need to draw some sharp distinctions between themselves and Democrats, and to reassert themselves as ardent foes of wasteful government spending.

Most of these parties claimed to be more or less socialist or at least progressive, while remaining far removed from communism and, in some cases, ardent foes of communism.

But I came to realize, partly from e-mail exchanges with ardent foes of gun control over the years, that the real passion for a let-anything-go approach to guns has little to do with culture or hunting.

Even some of the most ardent foes of congestion pricing acknowledge that the current problems seem to be reinvigorating the debate, though they wonder why that idea — and not other potential revenue sources — gets all the chatter.

An ardent foe of Buddhism, Fan was widely respected as a great Confucian scholar.

Senator Bob Corker, a Republican from Tennessee, has been an ardent foe of bailout money for Chrysler.

He came to prominence as an outspoken fiscal conservative and ardent foe of taxes and regulation.

And the leader of the North Carolina Senate is an ardent foe of the Affordable Care Act.

He faces a serious election challenge from Representative Mark W. Neumann, a conservative and ardent foe of Government spending.