Sentence examples similar to ardent approval from inspiring English sources
Then, to the students' roaring approval, the ardent gun-rights advocate withdrew a previously concealed.44 and emptied six shots into the offending object.
Spencer Bachus, an ardent opponent of online gambling, worried that the approval would "open up casinos in every home, every bedroom", etc, etc.
The announcement today was greeted with approval by some of the plan's most ardent critics.
President Obama's uneven public response during the first weeks of the oil spill--not to mention an oddly lackluster Oval Office address panned by even his most ardent supporters--has almost certainly contributed to the recent decline of his approval ratings.
The larger question is whether Trump can expand his appeal beyond his ardent base to reach the majority of Americans who are responsible for his historically poor job-approval ratings.
Only John Edwards, a fellow Southerner but now considered an also-ran, met with broad approval from independents who were interviewed in the Tennessee county; in Arkansas, Mrs. Clinton's most ardent supporters in the undulating "Free State of Yell" — so called because of a history of electoral eccentricity — conceded that they knew plenty who were just as sharply opposed to her candidacy.
Even the most ardent advocates of going to war ought to realize that doing so in concert with other nations, and with the explicit approval of the Security Council, would be far preferable to military action by the United States and Britain.
With Wadjda carrying the stamp of approval by being Saudi Arabia's official (and first ever) entry to the Academy Awards, it seems that even the most ardent countries are becoming relaxed about the artform.
Ardent birthers may disagree.
