Sentence examples for been more fervent from inspiring English sources

No anti-Communist opposition in the world has been more fervent or as well financed as that of Cuban exiles living here.

Between this and the accidental coffee on my face and the K-Flex™ thing, my dislike of hackers has never been more fervent.

In the debate over how and where to prosecute Mr. Mohammed and other Sept. 11 cases, few critics of the Obama administration have been more fervent in their opposition than Mr. McCarthy, a 50-year-old lawyer from the Bronx who had built a reputation as one of the country's formidable terrorism prosecutors.

Their voices, nearly one hundred strong, cannot have been more fervent, nor more inspired by community spirit, than they were earlier this year at Packer Memorial Church, on the campus of Lehigh University, May 13 and 14. it was the first weekend of the 109th Bethlehem Bach Festival, and the house was packed.

The opposition is more fervent.

Having experienced the satisfactions of democracy, citizens here were more fervent in its defense.

When I asked Marly, she told me that evangelicalism's more fervent adherence to the Word of God accounts for the trend.

So I wasn't especially surprised when, just hours after my piece on Ritter's sad human drama hit the home page yesterday, some of the war's more fervent supporters began attacking it on Twitter.

Pam Washington, 52, an assistant at a New Orleans Montessori school, said her support for Mr. Gore would be more fervent if she were not so worried about his penchant for exaggeration.

To the dismay of the show's more fervent fans, the life span of a Kalahari meerkat turns out to be not much different from that of the average soap opera villain.

By the time Mr. Gibbard got to the refrain -- "I need you so much closer" -- his bandmates had joined him, and the sound was more fervent but just as stately.