true believer

noun

After Trevor-Roper told me Hitler was a true believer, he thought he was doing good, I went up to Oxford to see Bullock.

For the true believer, they could be shrine, classroom, community center and encounter session all rolled into one.

They can do this, because she is a true believer: the personal is professional.

Whatever happens, Boeing finds itself in a lonely place as a true believer in the technology.

Ahmadinejad has more than a little of this true-believer faith; his boss, the Supreme Leader Ali Khameini, has much less of it.

Not one-third of mankind are professing Christians to-day, and of those not one in ten is a true Christian and a true believer.

The allegory expressed by the disgusting actions of the order would seem to be that anything is nourishment to the true believer.

Not one true believer whom the flesh does not again and again incite to impatience, anger, pride.

To use force against a dervish would be looked upon as an exceedingly unpropitious affair to the true believer.

He is the martyr, the true believer, "the red-blooded loyal American" with "my country right or wrong."

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