Sentence examples for Most fervently from inspiring English sources

Most fervently, he opposes Islam, which he describes as a totalitarian ideology.

Which is, paradoxically, what people most fervently traffic in the shimmering cyberworld of the Internet.

But that is not going to stop a lot of scientists hoping for more most fervently.

The conservative activists who fought most fervently for Thomas's confirmation are the people to whom Thomas is most grateful.

Even for those who believed most fervently in Griffin's potential, his maturation has come faster than imagined.

One of the most fervently supported clubs in Europe did not sell their ticket allocation for the match.

The exhibition's most fervently noir image is Roger Parry's "Meurtre Dans une Baignoire" ("Murder in the Bathtub").

The neoconservatives — the Republicans who argued most fervently for the second Gulf war — believe in the export of democracy, by violence if that is required, Scowcroft said.

Raw eggs are among the ingredients most fervently embraced by cocktail revivalists who have sought out new techniques and circled back to classic recipes.

For that to happen, Abbott has to keep a tight lid on some of his most fervently held views, as well as his natural impulsiveness.

A joint initiative would certainly be an historic departure for two countries that have long been regarded as among the most fervently "European".