Sentence examples for fervent backing from inspiring English sources

Rove has long been regarded as the most influential and feared Bush aide and has enjoyed the fervent backing of the president and influential conservatives.

Indeed, Mr. Bush enjoys the fervent backing of Gov. John Engler and most of this state's Republican establishment and his campaign has pumped enormous resources into Michigan.

But where Mr. Mubarak's supporters were diffident or self-serving, Mr. Hamid said, General Sisi "has the fervent backing of millions of ordinary Egyptians, many of whom think the army has not been sufficiently brutal against the Muslim Brotherhood".

Chinese officials forced the site to close in April 2012 because of its fervent backing of Bo Xilai, the former Communist official who invoked Maoist talk to rally popular support during his four-year governance of Chongqing in southwest China.

Kitty Kurth, a Democratic consultant who had been called St . Judefor her fervent backing of many long-shot candidates, found herself on the side of the successful, independent challengers in five council races in 2007.

With the fervent backing of New York's Republican establishment, George W. Bush yesterday wrestled his way to victory over John S. McCain in a state that had just last week seemed fertile ground for the senator from Arizona.

Backed by fervent support inside one of the Premier League's most atmospheric arenas, Stoke showed trademark determination and resilience to keep Chelsea at bay in the first half before mixing real purpose and defensive solidity to carve out the win.

Instead, the home side, backed by a fervent support inside the Sukru Saracoglu Stadium, were well worth their victory in Istanbul.

Baghdatis battled on, helped by some fervent support, and came close to breaking back at 4-5 down but Djokovic eventually wrapped up victory on his third match-point.

The fervent worship back home made Meijie uncomfortable and anxious to clarify what she wasn't.

Among Buika's most fervent admirers back home is Mr. Almodóvar, the acclaimed director of films like "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown" and "All About My Mother".