Sentence examples for die-hard partisans from inspiring English sources
Politicians come to rely more and more on the votes of die-hard partisans, so they say and do more extreme things, alienating yet more moderates.
Many of the people in his crowds were die-hard partisans, anxious about the closeness of the race and bewildered by Mr. Bush's appeal.
She is part of an extended family that is, in its own way, riven by political conflict, as erstwhile Fascist sympathizers share food, shelter and kinship ties with die-hard partisans.
However, of more concern are a few die-hard partisans who use charges of guilt by association to try to muddy up the first African-American nominee of a major party.
If you are a die-hard partisan, your support is unlikely to change.
If you're a die-hard partisan, American politics is pretty straightforward.
As a die-hard partisan, he had to know that his willingness to provide untrammeled airtime to liberal candidates was a form of in-kind contribution that his measly $7,200, given to three campaigns, could never match.
Die-hard secularists take note.
