Sentence examples for ardent at from inspiring English sources

Though persuasively ardent at times, Mr. Melo seemed stiff, and his tenor was sometimes underpowered.

She said Pauline's racism was ardent; at the ministry, she said, Pauline was "horrified at having to be in daily contact with Tutsis".

Christian Camargo, as Versati, the unbearably self-absorbed poet who can't quite complete his seduction of Louise even though she's eager for it, is engagingly, preposterously ardent at first, but the fierceness of his artificial romanticism is wearing.

He would just think: 'It's done.' " In 1998, the prince's salary at Ardent peaked at £119,000.

His approach involves pumping out sound, but there was some pretty nice sound pumped out, especially in his aria "Ah! lève-toi, soleil!" At its best, his voice is ringing, ardent, firm; at its worst, a little tight, with a tendency to swoop upward to find the higher pitches.

Mr. Honeck received an ardent ovation at the end of the program.

Chevalier is ebullient, MacDonald ardent and at ease with her own sensational figure.

The soprano Christiane Libor's singing was rich and ardent but at times unsteady.

Even the most ardent supporter at the Belfast event admitted that O'Neill's side had been spared much worse.

Ardent strikers at the two stations plan to produce their own election coverage and post it online.Such coverage might prove no less free of bias.

It must have been deeply gratifying for Mr. Lucas and, especially, Mr. Muhly to receive such an ardent ovation at the end on opening night.