Sentence examples for die-hard believers from inspiring English sources

Die-hard believers in the theory that vaccines cause autism are already denouncing the British medical establishment for smearing one of their heroes.

The official New China News Agency said interviews with four who survived a group suicide attempt showed two were still "die-hard" believers.

Of course die-hard believers of the doomsday scenario would have none of these rational discussions and would continue to converge on Bugrarach and Sirince.

investigators can be placed into one of two categories; die-hard believers with a theory to tell, or those who have figured out how to make a buck from the needs of others to be believed.

And the theory she supports, which argues that the demise of the dinosaurs was more complicated, has unleashed a small tempest of its own among die-hard believers in the meteor theory, who are known as "impacters".

For more information visit disneyworld.disney.go.com Agents Mulder and Scully may have stopped searching for The Truth a while ago but die-hard believers can still visit Vancouver and British Columbia in Canada to see some of the locations where the show was filmed.

Indeed, Mr. Ashcroft was a die-hard believer in limited government who frequently vetoed bills he considered overly broad or expensive.

But I can't say we regret the cause.UPDATE: An Economist correspondent notes that as a die-hard believer in the Efficient Markets Hypothesis, Mr Fama is actually being quite rational in cancelling his subscription.

While in this instance, luck happened to play our way, the real lessons from this experience made me a die-hard believer in the importance of having an automated savings plan, a disciplined low-cost portfolio strategy, and a commitment to avoiding market risk once you have accumulated the money you'll need for an important forthcoming event.

"I'm certainly not a die-hard believer, and I don't think I ever will be," he says.

Evidently the vast preponderance of early voters are die hard believers in the candidate they voted for and are less likely than most voters to want to change their minds.