Sentence examples similar to fervent patrons from inspiring English sources
They were reportedly whipped and ordered to do manual labor at the home of a fervent Nazi patron known as "Sister Pia," cleaning her house, tending her garden and even building children's toys for her.
The art world loses a fervent collector and patron who dedicated himself to the dissemination of knowledge and appreciation of fine art.
Saban became a fervent Clinton supporter.
I am a fervent SNP supporter.
Masses at St. Patrick's Cathedral honoring the feast days of their patron saints draw crowds so large and fervent that worshipers sometimes spill out onto Fifth Avenue to pray on their knees on the sidewalk.
Devotion to the Magi was especially fervent in the Middle Ages, and they are some of the patron saints of travelers.
Many of the patrons are young college-educated professionals and those with a fervent interest in their Irish heritage.
She spoke fluent Gaelic and the community in south Dublin where she grew up, notably the patrons of her family's local, the Poitin Still in Rathcoole, were her most fervent admirers.
