Sentence examples for ardent students from inspiring English sources

However, despite the yo-yo rhetoric from Brussels, which confuses even the most ardent students of the Brexit process, the underlying facts haven't changed.

As ardent students of the New Labour Handbook, George Osborne and David Cameron made a similar pledge to match Labour spending plans into the next parliament – the cornerstone of their economic policy.

With Surrealism, Gorky once more proved himself an ardent student.

Leon was an ardent student of history, quick to research the details of any discussion topic.

This is why I have become an ardent student of technology trends.

He still quotes Oscar Wilde and Jimi Hendrix like an ardent student.

Yella Fichte (Nina Hoss), a sleek young businesswoman on the make, is an ardent student of that world.

Mr. Milch, a 1966 graduate of Yale who was an ardent student of Robert Penn Warren, can't help but go all metaphysical when the are discussed.

Wells was an ardent student of the 19th-century British scientist T.H. Huxley, whose vociferous championing of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution earned him the epithet "Darwin's Bulldog".

(Of the two stars, only Eminem, the ardent student, acknowledged that he was performing in the Bronx, hip-hop's birthplace).

It was an unpromising line of thought if you are trying to get John Fowles, an ardent student of the natural world, to do something for you.