Mr. Mehta altered, at least for a brief spell, India's most popular slogan, a form of fervent prayer addressed to an unidentified benefactor: "Food, clothes and shelter".
After preaching briefly in the parish of Esher in Surrey, England, Hooker became lecturer to the Church of St . Maryat Chelmsford, Essex, around 1626, where he delivered fervent evangelical addresses.
She was by turns tearful and fervent in her address, which cited the commandments of the Torah, the Bible and the Koran and called upon Western nations to lend further support to the uprisings in the region.
Historian Doris Kearns Goodwin put it well in The American Prospect: "When you look at the periods of social change, in each instance the president used leadership not only to get the public involved in understanding what the problems were but to create a fervent desire to address these problems in a meaningful way".
Altaf Hussain has lived in London since the early 1990s but his power base remains in Karachi, where he addresses fervent supporters via telephone over loudspeakers.
But even though the rally probably cheered him up, and served as a reminder to Republicans on Capitol Hill that he still has some fervent supporters, the appearance did little to address the dual problems he faces.
It was the unlocking of something completely different but long envisioned — a new address for Los Angeles' favorite sport, catering to Los Angeles' most fervent fans, deep in the middle of Los Angeles.
It is my fervent hope that the successful work we do in the church to address sexual abuse will be of great assistance to our society at large.
I address myself to Your Majesty at this moment in the fervent hope that Your Majesty may, as I am doing, give thought in this definite emergency to way of dispelling the dark clouds.
It is my fervent hope that we be more mindful of how these issues are addressed.
