Sentence examples for devout democrats from inspiring English sources

(This may be due in part to the fact that some devout Democrats like blacks are rather conservative, socially speaking).

A Best Seller Lacking Readers SOMEWHERE in a convention hall of 5,000 devout Democrats, there must be someone who has read all 957 pages of Mr. Clinton's autobiography.

To soften the first night it took the first lady, who, in dulcet tones but to devastating effect, delivered an exquisitely crafted speech that linked her personal love for her husband to devout Democrats' endless love affair with both of them.

In 2006, Smith became the spokesperson for Devout Democrats, an inter-faith, grassroots political action committee designed to convince religious Americans to vote for Democrats.

At family gatherings I heard relatives who were devout Democrats, who loved Bill Clinton, talking as if they were gossiping, nearly salivating at the idea of a presidential impeachment.

Steve was, by far, the best Chair the DNC was lucky to have--Harvard trained, a devout Democrat and a consummate organizer.

Dori Berinstein's film makes it clear that the Channing character has been a long-running act which has kept Carol's persona clearly defined for the public and relatively free from controversy (a devout Democrat, Channing was pleased to learn that her name was on Richard Nixon's list of political enemies).

Talk story about Brace Reed, a White House domestic-policy adviser and devout New Democrat, who was asked to help create an agenda for a second Clinton term at a time (last October) when reelection seemed improbable.

The New Yorker, October 14 , 1996P. 43 Talk story about Brace Reed, a White House domestic-policy adviser and devout New Democrat, who was asked to help create an agenda for a second Clinton term at a time (last October) when reelection seemed improbable.

"The irony was, my dad was a devout Irish-Catholic Democrat Kennedy supporter," said Thomas Hosty, one of Mr. Hosty's nine children, a lawyer, who helped his father write his 1995 memoir, "Assignment: Oswald".

Devout Catholic, world traveler, staunch Democrat, supported of all things Irish.