Sentence examples for ardent connection from inspiring English sources
None of this breaks the serious, ardent connection between them.
Charlotte's most important French connection, Julien Levade Billy Crudupp), is an ardent young Communist who has a love-hate relationship with his father (Michael Gambon), who fought in World War I and lives in a cottage outside the village.
Residents say some of the most ardent Islamists here had the best connections with the police, who sought to cultivate them as informants.
An ardent champion of live entertainment, Lady Rizo makes connections between performer and audience that are impossible in any other context.
Shortly after Elizabeth learns of Darcy's direct responsibility for Jane and Bingley's separation, Darcy unexpectedly proposes to her, expressing his ardent admiration and love despite Elizabeth's inferior family connections.
Los Angeles Times Publisher Austin Beutner was abruptly fired Tuesday after leading a yearlong drive to reshape the media company by emphasizing digital experimentation, a deeper connection with the community and efforts to cultivate ardent readers in the belief that advertising would follow.
Hegarty was an ardent Christopher Hitchens fan, slayer of "sky god religions that destroy our connection with the natural world and promote the idea that paradise lies elsewhere".
The wreckage of similar towns across the North Sinai, many with a far less certain connection to extremism, tells the story of a crackdown so sweeping that even ardent supporters of the military say it risks spreading sympathy for the militants it is hunting.
Identified in the indictment as Public Official No. 1, Mr. Donovan is frequently cited as the subject of ardent lobbying while money was being covertly funneled to people working for his campaign, although no explicit connection is made between the money paid to his associates and his actions.
