Sentence examples for strenuous supporter from inspiring English sources
In 1932, Mr. Hazlitt was still writing for The Nation magazine, where he was a strenuous supporter of the gold standard and a fierce critic of John Maynard Keynes, whom he viewed as nothing but a crude inflationist.
He would spend the next 12 years on Pakistan's 8,500-strong death row, and was finally hanged on Tuesday night, despite strenuous protests from supporters in Pakistan and all over the world.
The rebels have said they will drop their claims to the two pivotal cabinet positions they were assigned under the peace deal -- the Interior and Defense Ministries -- over the strenuous objections of Mr. Gbagbo's supporters, including his army.
The media picked up on the tension; in June 1949, Blitz magazine wrote: "Rajaji's supporters argue Rajendra Prasad [is] physically unfit for a strenuous job of this nature, while the other camp is raking up the past to damn C.R. as the man who paved the way for [the creation of] Pakistan".
But theatre is not bound by rules of impartiality and balance: you don't, after all, get a fair picture of the French in Henry V. I stress the point only because this week has seen strenuous attacks on works like Caryl Churchill's Seven Jewish Children and accusations of antisemitism levelled at its supporters.
Despite Bryan's strenuous efforts, McKinley won the election easily, with a campaign run by himself and Hanna, and well-financed by supporters like Hay. Henry Adams later wondered, "I would give six-pence to know how much Hay paid for McKinley.
It's tremendously strenuous".
