Sentence examples for as fervent from inspiring English sources

But the prime minister's prayers may not have been quite as fervent as others'.

Protests in front of the Maspero building — state media headquarters — were as fervent as those anywhere in Cairo.

But in the middle of a sporting event as fervent as the N.C.A.A. tournament, with passionate crowds and high stakes, what exactly defines disruptive?

It is impossible to say whether he would have a similar appetite for overseas military intervention, but his pro-Americanism is at least as fervent as Mr Blair's.

Certainly, Lessing's anger about the colour bar was as fervent as MI6 feared, and she wanted to bring down the government in Southern Rhodesia.

In "Fondly Do We Hope" Mr. Jones is as fervent as can be, but all the hoping and praying in the world can't substitute for theatrical ingenuity.

Legislator Michael B. Kaplowitz, who proposed the resolution to decommission Indian Point, said that after hearing the public comments, he was "as fervent as ever".

Mr. Wilson's outrage at racism in America is as fervent as ever, but some critics say that anger reflects an inability to grow with the times.

"But now it is time to harvest".Yet some of the fertiliser was pretty smelly and Mr Kabila's struggle was not always as fervent as that of other revolutionaries.

Voices as fervent as the bright, rich, gospel-schooled tenor of Billy Porter, who opened the fall season of Lincoln Center's American Songbook series on Thursday evening, are extremely rare, even in church.

The potential of a World Series involving New York's two teams has set off a just-as-fervent -- O.K., almost-as-fervent -- round of maneuvering, tactical planning and speculating among supporters of the candidates in the World Series of Senate campaigns.