Sentence examples for fierce evangelical from inspiring English sources

His infomercials, featuring revival-style testimonials from people who had used Herbalife products, were shown on cable TV, and he promoted his products on those same programs with a fierce, evangelical fervor.

A strain in the party's development (epitomised by the Fabian Society, and Edward Carpenter's philosophy of "the dear love of comrades") preached sexual toleration and the rejection of bourgeois morals; but the party was also deeply rooted in the fierce evangelical Christianity that spearheaded the crackdown on homosexuality during the Victorian era.

Dudgeon's battle in Strasbourg brought the law in the province into line with the rest of the UK in the face of fierce opposition from local evangelical Christians.

That apology might have saved Moore's job, but it reveals the fierce support Trump enjoys among evangelicals.

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So it was startling to see Palin emerge in the last days of August as an icon of the evangelical base of the Republican Party, and as a fierce — often vituperative — partisan scourge, mocking Barack Obama's character and positions.

The civil conversation on stage, where candidates traded compliments and listened respectfully to one another, belied the fierce competition that is under way in the pursuit of evangelical voters.

The House crazies eventually joined forces with an equally fierce group of social conservatives rooted in Colorado Springs, headquarters of the evangelical Focus on the Family.