Sentence examples for remain ardent from inspiring English sources

Men who decide to leave the priesthood but remain ardent lay Catholics have also found themselves treated as outcasts.

Although surveys show that more than 75% of Greeks remain ardent supporters of the euro – despite the steep pay and pension cuts many have endured in more than two years of grinding austerity – a great number, he says, also appear to be labouring under "certain misconceptions".

Romeo and Giulietta remain the ardent, death-besotted lovers we know.

Still she remained an ardent Germanophile all her life.

She had a strong social conscience and remained an ardent supporter of progressive causes and world peace until the present.

He sought greater autonomy for the regions, yet he remained an ardent federalist, even as the country became increasingly polarized by nationalists pressing for separation.

He remained an ardent Gaullist for the rest of his life, and on the general's death in 1970 wrote the song, De Gaulle, Tu le Regretteras.

And although his plays got him in trouble with the authorities on occasion, he remained an ardent defender of Soviet-style socialism.

After the unification of Italy as a monarchy, he remained an ardent republican and was arrested on Aug. 2, 1874, for conspiring with the socialists to foment insurrection but was released five months later.

For the next four years, Wordsworth remained an ardent fellow-traveller of the Revolution, at a time when this was not more popular in England than it was to be a Communist in America after 1917.

She remained an ardent supporter of him, though their marriage had been strained by rumours of an affair during World War II between Eisenhower and his driver-secretary Kay Summersby.