Sentence examples for longtime believer from inspiring English sources
A longtime believer in print journalism, Mr. Murdoch said at The Daily's introduction that the iPad could make "the business of news gathering and editing viable again".
Davis and his friend Helen Fosdick, who is active in Houston's art scene and is a longtime believer in the enchantment of Smalley's museum, pulled the attic's objects out of storage and cleaned them up while Davis painstakingly repaired them for the Brazos Projects show.
A longtime believer in the promise of virtual reality, Goetgeluk sunk his life savings into developing the Omni over a three year period.
There were visitors such as Dr. Richard Ireland, the psychic who regularly presented demonstrations of ESP for Miss West (a longtime believer in the phenomenon) and her friends, and there was the constant companionship of Paul Novak, her bodyguard for the last quarter century of her life.
According to Tepperman, Truman is portrayed in our book as a longtime and "fierce believer in Jewish statehood" who battled opponents in a steadfast fashion until the founding of the Jewish state.
The country, by law, is Muslim, and one longtime observer sees growing conservatism among believers, especially those who have lived in the Gulf or Pakistan.
Though a passionate believer in the BBC, and a longtime student of its operations as chair of the culture select committee, Whittingdale, a free-market Conservative, has long been an opponent of the licence fee.
It was here one hot, pallid morning this month that I found Brian Gordon, a longtime tennis pro, serious research biomechanist and friendly, exuberant believer in the potential of data to reveal the inner secrets of a player's tennis game and point the way to improvement.
Mike Maples, longtime investor and founder of Floodgate and Maples Investments, is a strong believer in looking at data in the investment world but believes that the discussion around VC and data is framed the wrong way.
"I am a firm believer and still have confidence in North Carolina voters," said Hayden Rogers, the longtime chief of staff to Mr. Shuler who, after failing to persuade his boss to run again, decided to go for the seat himself.
