Sentence examples for can fervently from inspiring English sources

We can fervently hope that no such weapon is ever exploded here.

One can fervently hope that President Obama's visit to the Mideast will lead to a softening between the two parties, for as he said in his speech in Jerusalem, "Just as Israelis built a state in their homeland, Palestinians have a right to be a free people in their own land".

One can wish fervently that conversion music, speech and photography were fresher and subtler.

In this concern for formal invention, he can seem fervently single-minded.

The top two contenders for the Republican Presidential nomination have been having a mouth race to see which of them can more fervently pledge to outsource the making of a vital element of United States foreign and national-security policy to a foreign government.

By Hendrik Hertzberg December 15, 2011 The top two contenders for the Republican Presidential nomination have been having a mouth race to see which of them can more fervently pledge to outsource the making of a vital element of United States foreign and national-security policy to a foreign government.

No, you'd be hearing "Yes We Can!" chanted fervently all over Wyoming and Pennsylvania.

How fervently can we make it known that -- thank you exceedingly -- Main Street accepts?

It is judged by how fervently it can incubate ideas — not as a going business concern.

All I can do is wish fervently that those photographs could talk, and wonder what they might say.

As any cocktail pianist can attest, drunken patrons fervently order "Peanuts!" or "Snoopy!" or "Charlie Brown!" instead of "Linus and Lucy".