Sentence examples for So fervent from inspiring English sources

So fervent is her antipathy toward Coulter that she dons full Coulterian regalia, including a black cocktail dress and fake blond tresses, for a cover shot that parodies the cover of Coulter's recent book "Godless".

So fervent was his advocacy of Berlioz that Auden, writing in The New York Times Book Review in 1950, said that Mr. Barzun "sometimes seems a fanatic to whom Berlioz is the only composer who ever lived, against whom the slightest criticism is blasphemy".

On the night I went the claques were so fervent that verdicts were distorted.

But it shouldn't be so fervent that it neglects public health.

His voice is shocking even when manipulated it is so intimate, so fervent, so sure.

Caine's performance, so fervent, so agonisingly dedicated, actually gains in force and touching sincerity with the years.

One reason why there are so many fervent atheists in the English upper middle classes is that they were confined at school with fervent Christians.

After Murray won the second set, the chanting and clapping on the hill grew more fervent, so did the wave.

So numerous and fervent were the false messiah's followers in Hamburg that dissenting rabbis were afraid to preach against him.

So my most fervent hope about President Obama is that he will be as radical as this moment — that he will put everything on the table.

So my most fervent hope about President Obama is that he will be as radical as this moment -- and put everything on the table.