Sentence examples similar to ardent pan from inspiring English sources
Although the Russian government did not officially support this view, some important members of its foreign department, including its representatives at Constantinople and Belgrade, were ardent Pan-Slavists and succeeded in drawing both Serbia and Russia into wars against the Ottoman Empire in 1876 77.
An "ardent pan-Turkist" Khosrov bey Sultanov was soon appointed the governor of Karabakh and Zangezur by Thomson to "squash any unrest in the region".
The assumption that should underlie any review, from the most ardent rave to the most dismissive pan, is that the stage is indispensable to our humanity.
President Obama's uneven public response during the first weeks of the oil spill--not to mention an oddly lackluster Oval Office address panned by even his most ardent supporters--has almost certainly contributed to the recent decline of his approval ratings.
An ardent patriot, Halide Edib wrote Yeni Turan (1912; "The New Turan"), on the nationalistic Pan-Turkish movement.
Ardent birthers may disagree.
Frank was an ardent conservationist.
These men were ardent protectionists.
He became an ardent abolitionist.
