Sentence examples for most avid supporter from inspiring English sources

No, it was Essex who was King James's most avid supporter in England during the closing years of Elizabeth's reign, and William Cecil who feared James bore him a grudge for his role in the death of James's mother, Mary Queen of Scots).

Yet, as the discussion proceeded, the teacher with the highest curricular status (teacher A, the head teacher) appeared to be the most avid supporter of the reform.

But now the party's popular support is growing as Greeks — once the most avid supporters of E.U. membership — have lost faith in the country's course.

In fact, index investors are often among the most avid supporters of short-term corporate initiatives.

Some of the project's most avid supporters are those who live near the rivers.

Even the most avid supporters of Damian Williams concede that his cause is not an easy sell.

It is a powerful line for Mrs. Clinton's most avid supporters: college-educated women in their 50s and 60s.

Even his most avid supporters were unnerved when Mr Bahceli flung a hangman's noose at his audience during a rally in the eastern city of Erzurum.

A few of Congress's most conservative lawmakers — as well as some of its most avid supporters of gun rights — said the restrictions were worth consideration.

She raised concerns with staff that she kept hearing criticism that her most avid supporters weren't succeeding in winning spots to state posts.

On Monday, Soon defended his record through the Heartland Institute, a group that lobbies against climate change initiatives and one of the scientist's most avid supporters.