Sentence examples similar to ardent perspective from inspiring English sources
Trump's ardent sympathy for the Saudi perspective seemed to have been greatly enhanced by his fawning reception in Riyadh two weeks earlier, where his hosts thrilled him with sword dances, cannon salutes and a huge image of him beamed onto the side of his hotel at night.
There are moments in the film that feel almost sacred, so worshipful is the perspective and so ardent the lamentation -- and Armand Amar's ethereal score only amplifies that.
From a different perspective, Shimon Peres, the former prime minister and an ardent dove, agreed that Mr. Assad should learn from the vote.
The former ardent separatist from the small town of Sant Fruitós de Bages, near Barcelona, changed his perspective on independence after travelling through Spain, carrying out interviews in bars across the country for a book exploring the challenges facing modern-day Spain; he is now working on a film based on the book.
Even the most ardent adult devotee of Richard III or foe of Thomas Cromwell can come to seem sane, armed as they are with facts, the perspective of years and a mature sensibility, next to a rabid Anne of Green Gables fan.
Ardent birthers may disagree.
An ardent experimentalist, at odds with anything mainstream, Halliwell later developed a form he christened "multi-viewpoint drama": one event seen several times from different perspectives.
These men were ardent protectionists.
Frank was an ardent conservationist.
