And great-uncle Corliss Lamont's ardent Socialist beliefs prompted the ire of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy.
When Mr. Plantinga and Mr. Dennett (who said he has not read Mr. Plantinga's new book) faced off over these questions before a standing-room-only crowd at a 2009 meeting of the American Philosophical Association, the event prompted ardent online debate over who had landed better punches, or simply been more condescending.
But the bear's transport will cost money, prompting some of his most ardent fans in Glendale to tap into the power of social media to raise funds for the transport by selling T-shirts and buttons.
An ardent fan of Canadian football, Ford wore a Toronto Argonauts jersey and cowboy boots at the council session on Thursday, prompting a protest from the team.
Something which has prompted even the most ardent Microsoft fans to attack the company.
Mr Ecevit doubtless fears that too ardent an investigation into several suspect ministers will prompt the collapse of his already awkward coalition.
It's these sorts of infrastructural hurdles, among other concerns, that have prompted even some of the most ardent advocates for aggressive carbon-reduction policies to remain skeptical of CCS.
But the government's failure to tackle galloping inflation or end food and medicine shortages has prompted criticism even from within the chavismo ranks – ardent supporters of the left-wing policies of Maduro's predecessor as president, Hugo Chávez.
The controversy has prompted the Liberal Democrat MP Nick Clegg to suggest – if the reports were to be believed – that Johnson, the most ardent supporter of Brexit before the 23 June vote, was "treating voters like fools".
The performance prompted cheers across a crowd of about 8,000 in Carson, Calif., highlighting the mistrust and alienation that Sanders's most ardent fans feel about Clinton, the Democrats and their "rigged" system.
The same goes for "x-ray", which prompts an inconsequential anecdote about receiving an unusual package that bypassed the BBC's security; and "trout", which finds Paxman justifying his enthusiasm for fly-fishing in ardent but conventional terms.
