Sentence examples for both fervent from inspiring English sources

Her protagonist is both fervent dreamer and cool realist, imaginative artist and clear-eyed professional.

What remains in the memory too is the earnestness that could turn both fervent and sentimental.

The ruling provoked a furious response from both New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and police commissioner Ray Kelly – both fervent supporters of the stop-and-frisk policy.

Brough, meanwhile, is kidnapped by a motorbike gang of paramilitary fashionistas called the Steel Fuchsias, all of whom are both fervent believers in the full operation of market forces and staunch supporters of the Communist party.

A preacher's daughter who packed gospel dynamics into her 1960's soul classics, Ms. Franklin grows both fervent and flamboyant on the rare occasions when she drops her secular repertory and returns to gospel songs.

"Asturiana," an appealing disk (on ECM) on which the violist Kim Kashkashian and the pianist Robert Levin perform transcriptions of stirring songs by Spanish and Argentinean composers such as Granados, Guastavino, and Falla ("Seven Spanish Folk Songs"), is a similar product: Kashkashian's phrasings are both fervent and detailed, and Levin's playing is limpid and assured.

In a centenary tribute in The Times Gerald Larner commented that Poulenc's prediction was wrong, and that in 1999 the composer was widely celebrated for both sides of his musical character: "both the fervent Catholic and the naughty boy, for both the Gloria and Les Biches, both Les Dialogues des Carmélites and Les Mamelles de Tirésias".

For example, both are fervent supporters of capital punishment.

Both are fervent Kirchner supporters, have travelled repeatedly to Iran, and have led pro-Iranian demonstrations, in which they said that Iran was not responsible for the amia bombing.

In 1788, Jones and his brother-in-law Thomas Lewis were elected to represent Rockingham County at the Virginia Ratifying Convention, where both were fervent proponents for the adoption of the United States Constitution.

In "Wahrane Wahrane" ("Oran Oran"), a song that urges emigrants not to abandon their culture, Mr. Shaheen improvised on violin alongside Khaled, both pouring out fervent lines.