Sentence examples for become ardent from inspiring English sources
Even his old enemies had become ardent supporters.
Visit to Mr. Mrs. Malcolm Park, who have become ardent local archeologists since the drought.
That African Americans only become ardent Democrats when a black candidate is fielded is frankly a myth.
Such criticism has led some neoconservatives, such as Fukuyama and Michael Lind, to renounce neoconservatism and to become ardent and outspoken critics.
I've introduced scores of employees at our high-tech health care company to that video; many have become ardent fans of her grass-roots message of empowerment.
Most presidents (or at least their librarians) have become ardent collectors of political cartoons about themselves, which is perhaps the greatest insult for the caricaturist.
His son and especially his grandsons became ardent Hellenists.
Suzanne Stevens and Adolphe soon became ardent patrons of the avant-garde in theatre and music.
"I was in Bialystok when a number of Yiddish writers from Poland all at once became ardent Stalinists.
Their feet soon got off the ground as they became ardent bicyclists: and, in 1937, they married.
In Rome, where wealthy prelates became ardent sponsors of opera, librettists expanded the range of subjects to include legends of saints.
