crusading造句

crusading for fairer treatment of minorities

They see themselves as latter-day crusading knights.

The weakness is that it takes its crusading a little far.

She has a crusading in her head, which has never so much as flickered.

The Teutonic Knights are a German crusading order of knights committed to fighting infidels and pagans.

conversion resulting from the zeal of crusading advocacy of the gospel.

However, all such hopes ceased when, in 1204, an army of crusading knights from the West sacked Constantinople.

And one of its foremost advocates, nidis, has just ascended to a new, prominent platform after years of crusading against the baseless health and medical claims.

Paco López, a sports lecturer at a Madrid university as well as a crusading eco-golfer, has opened the country's first water-free course.

As golfing tourists drive down freshly watered green fairways this summer, while the rest of Spain endures a devastating drought, a crusading eco-golfer has opened the country's first water-free course.