Sentence examples for a fervent wish from inspiring English sources

A fervent wish to spend a quiet evening drinking wine by the fireside with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad while wearing pajamas.

An 11-year-old boy she knows made a fervent wish last year: to simplify his overbooked life.

Robert Owens, for it is he, softly speaks of a fervent wish: "There's a moment in our lives when we all must try the mystery of love".

And unlike most of their neighbors, Iranians share a collective experience of more than a century of struggle for democracy, as well as a fervent wish for true freedom.

There's a strong belief that she's seriously considering one last bid, and a fervent wish that the Hillary saga not yet be over, because it's as riveting as any in the last quarter-century of American politics.

It's a chant they must have uttered thousands of times over the decades, a fervent wish now contradicted – at least materially – by the casket passing in front of their eyes.

He once said, "A war photographer's most fervent wish is for unemployment".

Just over two weeks ago, Goss's radical new 120-foot catamaran, Team Philips -- a craft embodying Brittania's fervent wish to once again rule the waves -- was christened and blessed by Queen Elizabeth II in an emotional ceremony in the heart of London.

Said Gilligan during a session to promote the final episodes: "It is my fervent wish that there be a Saul Goodman spinoff".

As fans of the movie will no doubt remember, Ralphie seems to have inherited his single-mindedness from his father, whose fondness for blue language is matched only by his fervent wish to win a crossword puzzle contest.

Santa Artiles says that her most fervent wish is that a cure will be found in time to save her 5-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter from the rare blistering disease that is torturing them as it is killing them.