Sentence examples similar to staunch antagonist from inspiring English sources

Arizona Governor Even Mecham, was an especially staunch opponent.

You have been a staunch opponent to this view.

He has placed a staunch climate-change doubter and antagonist of mainstream science in charge of reshaping — or as Trump has suggested, dismantling — the Environmental Protection Agency.

He has placed a staunch climate-change doubter and antagonist of mainstream science in charge of reshaping — or as Trump has suggested, dismantling — the Environmental Protection Agency.

Hootie is the nickname of William Johnson, the Augusta National chairman in 2003, who was Burk's antagonist and the club's staunch defender.

Throw in Paul Giamatti as Tolstoy's staunchest disciple and Sofya's most daunting antagonist, and even if the battle was about the divvying up of Dave & Buster's prize tickets, you know you'd want to watch.

The new financial fraud task force the president announced in his State of the Union address, co-chaired by avowed Wall Street antagonist Eric Schneiderman from New York, was supposed to help staunch the cynicism about whether the masters of the Wall Street universe would ever be held accountable.

It is also possible that a staunch nationalist like Mr Abe may play a "Nixon in China" role and reach out to the antagonists, much as he did when in power briefly in 2006-07.More probably, though, the political cycle will further inflame tensions.

Political views: Staunch contrarian.

We became staunch friends.

Staunch Labour Party supporter.