Sentence examples for they were ardent from inspiring English sources
They were ardent Ivins devotees, though not, it should be noted, playwrights.
As for the two other judges, he wrote, they were "ardent and zealous Catholics," which meant they belonged to "one of the most dangerous international criminal organizations," whose priests, he claimed, had taken part in mass killings of Serbs.
They are ardent and upbeat.
The community is 2-to-1 Democratic, but they are ardent free-traders and hawkish on Israel and security; it is generally assumed that Bush took a majority of the community's votes in 2004.
They are ardent supporters of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, but, in Roth's reimagining, Roosevelt loses his bid for a third term to a surprise Republican candidate — the aviator Charles Lindbergh — whose victory upends not only politics in America but life itself.
They're ardent fans, supporters, eventually a marketing channel.
We are confident that the BBC will remain a standard-setter in providing viewers with everything they need to know about F1. "Whether they be ardent enthusiasts or more casual fans, the BBC will provide a show for every part of the audience, laced with insight, humour and extensive access to all the key players".
OK, there is no doubt that many of the people who turned out to cheer on GB - the families, the children with union flags painted on their faces and the merely curious - did so not necessarily because they are ardent supporters of women's football, but because they wanted to be part of the Olympics.
On one hand, they're ardent Trump supporters and have rubbed shoulders with mainstream Republican figures.
They both were ardent cold warriors and political moderates.
