Sentence examples for extremely ardent from inspiring English sources
Murdoch still has her fans and, aware of their endangered species status, they can be extremely ardent.
European soccer is closely followed throughout Africa by what are, needless to say, extremely ardent fans.
There were even signs that the company's output in general might be becoming more substantial: in 2000 a grainy, extremely unexpected Ardent documentary on sex and the disabled called Forbidden Pleasures was broadcast to some acclaim on Channel 4. But the company continued to make a loss, as it had done all along.
Sure, one can find financial innovations that seem helpful and posit how the general process of groth and innovation in finance could be good for growth, but the costs of a large financial sector are extremely apparent while even the most ardent backers of financial innovation have a difficult time explaining how economic performance would have been harmed by restrictions on financial activity.
Her parents, although not highly educated, have an ardent commitment to their children's education.
When it is announced that a much-loved novel is going to be made into a film, ardent admirers of the book become extremely nervous.
If the new, extremely weak gun control bill now before the Senate is passed, it will be only because the most ardent friend of the gun lobby, Republ.
Ardent birthers may disagree.
These men were ardent protectionists.
