Sentence examples for strong royalist from inspiring English sources
You'd have to be a very strong royalist indeed to pay out for one.
Mara Hoffman, senior specialist in western manuscripts at Sotheby's, who will auction the book on 6 December, says the strong royalist bias of the images indicates that it was made for a nobleman of the royal household.
In Hungary, however, the collapse of the republican regime at the end of 1919 raised strong royalist hopes of a Habsburg restoration, and after the conclusion of the Treaty of Trianon (June 1920) Charles twice tried to return (March and October 1921).
William installed a garrison in the castle, where the Baldwins were also strong Royalists, and, as the conflict progressed, the county of Shropshire became increasingly Royalist in sympathies.
The new government will inherit a huge backlog of peacemaking provisions neglected by its predecessor including the matter of what to do with the Maoists' 23,000-strong army, which stands armed and organised, under UN surveillance, and the 90,000-strong royalist army.
Both men were firm royalists.
The legislature, though, had a strong right-wing, royalist majority.
He was a friend of Francis Bacon, a strong supporter of the Royalist cause and an expert on mining and coining.
The avant-garde played a marginal role in Hungary and Romania, which emerged from the war with strong national identities and conservative royalist governments intact.
When the rest of the Spanish army retreated, one small body of royalists, about 300 strong, held out stubbornly and laid down their arms only on terms that they be allowed to rejoin their king, Charles II, at Ypres.
Once again, the royalists had a strong advantage in cavalry, with their army consisting of 6,000 infantry and 2,400 cavalry against Padilla's 7,000 infantry and 400 cavalry.
