Sentence examples for as ardently from inspiring English sources

Labour prime ministers courted industrialists and financiers at least as ardently as their Tory successors.

Historically, liberals have championed tax cuts almost as ardently as conservatives.

It should be avoided as ardently as — and I apologize for this dirty word — the "colorized" version of "The Music Box," which is still floating around.

During an August swing through South Carolina, a state she has courted nearly as ardently as Iowa, she called herself a "peace-through-strength conservative".

BEIJING — The fans here have been unfailingly polite to the United States basketball teams, going so far as to cheer them nearly as ardently as they do China's team.

Other fish, like opah and wahoo, still relatively little known on the mainland, are likely to become increasingly available there in the next few years, and mainlanders are likely to admire them as ardently as the Hawaiians always have.

Marx helped define this system even as he ardently critiqued it.

"Art and Madness" is a conversion narrative, and she is writing as an ardently converted conventional person.

And now, much as he ardently hammered at his opponents' jaws, Tyson's creditors will pursue his assets.

Regimes in oil-producing nations like Saudi Arabia cannot afford to be seen as too ardently supporting the United States.

But there was also puckish humour as Sir Thomas Allen ended the Serenade from Mozart's Don Giovanni with a gentle caress as if ardently seeking his loved one.