Sentence examples for ardent view from inspiring English sources
"Nor does it change the ardent view that what the military is doing is wrong, even if the Supreme Court found it permissible".
In Hong's ardent view, tenderness, nostalgia, joy, and the promise of creation are the rewards of wide-eyed bewilderment: the adventures and misadventures of an idle filmmaker are nothing if not a script on the wing.
The markets once ardent view of energy stocks has cooled a bit of late.
This certainly explains their ardent views in favor of possessing and carrying guns.
Professor Siegan was best known for his ardent libertarian views on economic matters, and on property rights in particular.
"I believe the opportunity of independence is too good to miss". However ardent his views, Connery won't get to express them on Thursday, as the vote is only open to Scots who live in Scotland.
In her positions as Dean's top aid and the convention's top official, Daughtry, who is 44 years old, is leading the Democratic Party's new mission to make religious believers — particularly ardent Christian believers — view the party and its candidates as receptive to, and often impelled by, the dictates of faith.
In the early 1980's, his ardent anti-Communist views helped him land a series of jobs in President Ronald Reagan's State Department.
It is an argument that Obama appeared to ignore in the eyes of Israel's most ardent supporters, who viewed him as focusing too heavily on relations with the Islamic world early in his first term.
Perhaps it is appropriate, in our moment of ardent quantifying — page views, neurobiological aperçus, the mining of personal data, the mysteries of monetization and algorithms — that fiction, too, should find its justification by providing a measurably useful social quality such as empathy.
John Maynard Keynes grew up an ardent free trader, viewing the unimpeded movement of goods "almost as a part of the moral law".
