Sentence examples for fervent defender from inspiring English sources

A towering figure in British politics and a fervent defender of what he believed.

But as a writer and editor he was also a fervent defender of artistic freedom.

"This sentence devalues French-speaking democracy," Bernard Pivot, a fervent defender of the French language, tweeted.

Some said it was a symbol of the part-Kenyan president's ancestral dislike of the British empire – of which Churchill had been such a fervent defender".

"Lesbia Yaneth was a fervent defender of the community rights and opponent of the granting of concessions and privatization of rivers in La Paz," the group said.

A graduate of Bronx Science High School, City College and Brooklyn Law School, he was a fervent defender of the law.

Have some of Hale's early, fervent defenders apologized to you personally?

Jihadists are the most fervent defenders of the notion of a clash of civilizations".

But these are also the most fervent defenders of characters like Jonathan Aitken and Neil Hamilton.

(One has the sense that his most fervent defenders are theatregoers who don't, as a rule, like musicals).

Many Ukrainians are still suspicious of the EU and of the nationalist west, but there are few fervent defenders of Yanukovych and his policies.