Sentence examples for fervent backers from inspiring English sources

And he has his fervent backers.

But the FairTax, as its many fervent backers call it, is not as simple as its supporters describe.

Large blue Ron Paul signs with red borders are ubiquitous in Pahrump, mainly because of Sam Jones, one of Mr. Paul's most fervent backers here.

In recent years, the two parties and their most fervent backers have mounted ever-escalating arms races, with rapid-response war rooms and volunteer field organizations, with voter databases and handheld devices for door-knockers.

The father of two sons — an engineer and an accountant — and five daughters, General Sifi said he had been among the most fervent backers of armed struggle for most of his life.

Programming, especially in the arts, has improved lately, but the stations have never escaped their sleepy image, and their most fervent backers today are not educators but ethnic groups that lease inexpensive air time.

A fervent backer of Turkey's meddlesome generals, Mr Baykal had seemed glued to his post.

Fred Judd, a union advocate from Brooklyn and a fervent backer of Mrs. Clinton, said her connection to the president is one of her pluses.

Mr. McConnell said through a spokesman that he was a fervent backer of the civil rights law and welcomed Mr. Paul's statement that he would not seek to repeal it.

As World War II approached, Mr. Fairbanks, an Anglophile, generated controversy as an outspoken opponent of the America First isolationists and as a fervent backer of a third term for President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Willie L. Brown Jr., then a fiery young member of the Assembly and a fervent backer of Mr. McGovern, mounted the stage at the Democratic National Convention in Miami and demanded, "Give me back my delegation!" Mr. McGovern beat back the Humphrey forces, won the nomination and was then crushed by the incumbent, President Richard M. Nixon.