Sentence examples for a tiny but fervent from inspiring English sources

I asked him about Hebron, where there is a tiny but fervent Jewish settlement in what is essentially an Arab city.

Most strikingly, lovelorn Sonya is remade as a tiny, fervent girl, who is often centre-stage – and why, after all, is the play called "Uncle Vanya" if it doesn't want to draw attention to a niece?

She joined a small but fervent group of protesters who urged the archdiocese to reconsider.

As the e-mail message arrived, a small but fervent band of outraged journalists protested.

The menstrual cup, which has a small but fervent following, is made of non-toxic silicone.

Even though "Repo!" found a small but fervent cult following,  Bousman himself was becoming disenchanted with the film industry.

Susan Kalai is a soft-spoken but fervent crusader for the Legion of Mary.

A tiny one, but a donation nonetheless.

As a member of this small but fervent demographic, I'd like to explain why we've been so tense.

But only a tiny one.

But only a tiny minority do.