Sentence examples for Fervently religious from inspiring English sources

She has been described as "stoop-shouldered, thin-breasted, sad," and fervently religious.

The secular merchant class lives in its world and the fervently religious live in theirs.

Americans, they say, are fervently religious because there are so many churches competing for their devotion.

Some are fervently religious and say they still want to die a martyr's death in a holy war.

In this fervently religious and economically backward region, the Revolution of 1789 was received with little enthusiasm and only a few minor disturbances.

Hamas, a fervently religious Islamic resistance movement, supplanted the secular Fatah party, which had held uninterrupted sway in Palestinian politics for nearly 40 years.

But their pyramidal grouping, sensuous and casual, was adapted from a fervently dramatic religious image: Rubens's "Descent From the Cross" in Antwerp.

Caravaggio, in service to the militant piety of the Counter-Reformation, devoted his dramatic style to fervently envisioned religious content, such as the appearance of the risen Christ at Emmaus.

From the start of his presidential campaign, President Bush has spoken fervently of his religious faith and embraced the role of religion in helping the needy.

"I am tired of hating people," said Zak Ebrahim's mother after years of fervently defending her religious beliefs.

Al-Walīd, the eldest son of the caliph ʿAbd al-Malīk ibn Marwān, was fervently orthodox in his religious views, and he had a great interest in architecture.