Sentence examples for by crusade from inspiring English sources

His primary interest was always what people thought, whether the inchoate spiritual fervour of illiterate lay Crusaders, or the elaborate theological and legal contortions of popes and their advisers, or popularised versions of the latter, devised by Crusade preachers, which so successfully aroused the former.

The cycle for research of guideline implementation demonstrated by CRUSADE includes four major steps--observation, intervention, investigation, and publication--that serve as the basis for evaluating the impact of any evidence-based guideline on patient care.

Early ideas of Europe may have been partly forged by crusades against Muslims and other infidels.

Mr. Harper, a Conservative, first came to power in part by crusading against corruption in the Liberal Party.

On the other hand, Warren rode to public attention by crusading for the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Mr. Navalny rose to fame by crusading against official corruption with tart-tongued blog posts and a flair for turning phrases.

By crusading for a series of quixotic causes against the local establishment, Mr. Paladino has frequently been dismissed as little more than a deep-pocketed gadfly.

And they'll be getting help from the Trump administration, which just impaneled its commission on voter fraud, led by crusading anti-immigrant activist Kris Kobach.

It is an irony of her story that the war she did not write about was brought to a halt by crusading journalism.

Consider recent reports about Ritu Tawade, a city official in Mumbai who has responded to the horrific rapes in India by crusading to remove lingerie-clad mannequins from store windows, fearing they incite rape.

This had derived in the late 12th century from the tabard, a garment worn by crusading knights over their armour to prevent the sun from reflecting off the metal and making them visible to an enemy.