These are the same people who feel fervently about the reproductive rights of women, anti-discrimination in the workplace and a host of other social issues.
To immediately imply that many, many British Muslims – who I know feel fervently British but also are very proud of their Muslim faith – are somehow part of the problem rather than part of the solution is firmly grabbing the wrong end of the stick".
"And to immediately somehow suggest that many, many British Muslims, who I know feel fervently British but also are very proud of their Muslim faith, are somehow part of the problem, rather than part of the solution, I think is firmly grabbing the wrong end of the stick".
Apart from the loss of a garden fence -- and an ardent desire never to experience another hurricane -- we are entirely unscathed, and I feel fervently, guiltily grateful.
He's persuasive, though, as if he had just got the spirit and felt it fervently but weren't quite sure how to handle it.
And when enough voters have their own versions of this same story – of grievances real and exaggerated – their sentiments don't have to be firmly grounded in facts for them to be keenly felt and fervently acted upon.
She felt so fervently about it she just wanted to cover all her bases.
Did you know that most American Jews vote for Democrats, and that support for Israel, in America, is most fervently felt by Christian evangelicals?
His custom-built red wheelchair has a seat-back cushion with an image of a stallion rearing from a wheelchair; as he rolled himself up and down the halls of Akson, his jaws working fervently, you felt that the same image was in his head.
The Cape's 400,000 Muslims, who are mainly Coloured or Indian, have long felt ostracised from the country's fervently Christian mainstream.PAGAD's mass support withered, however, when it started attacking non-gangsters.
