Sentence examples for faithful from inspiring English sources

While these designs would have kept the Lauren faithful happy – and caused spontaneous applause from the front row – it was the earlier looks that were more interesting, and mixed day and evening to modern effect.

Damian Jones, the Bafta-winning producer of The Iron Lady, has reportedly promised the new film will remain faithful in spirit to that of the original show.

The faithful have known that for a long time now.

Last week, as the Tory faithful cheered on George Osborne's new cuts in benefits for the working-age poor, a little story appeared that blew a big hole in the welfare debate.

But it has been sensitively handled and is obviously faithful to what we said.

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Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 2.07pm After5:07 After his last speech as prime minister and Labor leader, Kevin Rudd walked through the party faithful, thanking them for their support over the campaign.

Not only is the GAA a classic Victorian organisation, it has been much more faithful to its origins in late-19th-century sporting culture than the English sports that influenced it.

Some of the great comics creators – Dan Clowes (Ghost World), Robert Crumb (Fritz the Cat) and Chris Ware Jimmy Corrigann: The Smartest Kid On Earth) – write and draw their comics, allowing for a meticulously faithful rendering of their visions.

But the series was faithful to the time; Don's view was the overwhelmingly prevailing attitude, the campaign representing a whole new departure in advertising that was initially deeply misunderstood.

Cameron reassured the party faithful he was fighting for a majority, not another coalition.