Sentence examples for ardent on from inspiring English sources
Charles Fairbanks, who also worked for Wolfowitz in the policy-planning office of the State Department, recalls him as "sort of on the one hand, on the other hand on most issues," but ardent on the subject of certain regimes he regarded as outside the norms of civilized behavior, including the radical Baath party of Iraq and Muammar el-Qaddafi's Libya.
"If I get a CV and I see something from Ardent on it, I always ask why.
Obama and Speaker Nancy Pelosi have been ardent on their position that there will be no earmarks in the stimulus, meaning that all projects and appropriations will be thoroughly reviewed to account for the proverbial "bridges to nowhere".
A heartthrob of Mexican pop, Luis Miguel has a boyish face, a tenor voice as sincere as George Michael in his heyday, and no shortage of fans to squeal assent to his ardent come-ons.
I'll stand with the most ardent feminists on that one.
The song is one boy's ardent gaze on a girl whose stiff shoulders mean she probably can't dance, but whose movements hypnotise him anyway.
Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C ., who once called TR-S.C . race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot" on CNN, has been become one of the president's most ardent defenders on Capitol Hill.
Representative Christopher Cox, a California Republican and one of Capitol Hill's most ardent hawks on China, said the study highlighted President Clinton's failed efforts to engage China and the need "to view the People's Republic of China as a strategic competitor, rather than a strategic ally".
It's just revolution — the noble sacrifice of handsome, ardent boys taking on merciless power.
It's got to be over!' " Mr. Dicks, who is one of Mr. Gore's most ardent backers on Capitol Hill, said, "I still believe Democrats will hang in with their vice president as long as is credible.
The dispute stirs up ardent partisans on both sides with much less impact on those in the middle, providing an opportunity for groups on both the left and the right to raise money to motivate their supporters without undergoing huge political risk.
