Sentence examples for fervent advice from inspiring English sources
Recently, on the fervent advice of a friend, I acquired a copy of "Daly's Bartenders' Encyclopedia," a miscellany of cocktail recipes from the pre-Prohibition era.
By The New Yorker April 24, 2018 By The New Yorker April 24, 2018 Recently, on the fervent advice of a friend, I acquired a copy of "Daly's Bartenders' Encyclopedia," a miscellany of cocktail recipes from the pre-Prohibition era.
The exchange was carried on principally by Redgrove, who was an exceptionally prolific and fervent seeker of advice and encouragement from his student days through his later years.
William's embittered mother, Jesse Laura Linneyy), hammers him with the kind of hardheaded advice no fervent romantic wants to hear.
Though, based in San Juan, Sarmiento was absent from the initial creation of this group, in 1838 he wrote to Alberdi seeking the latter's advice; and in time he would become the group most fervent supporter.
He was fervent, gentle, thoughtful and highly effective, whether in the halls of Congress or giving advice to students and emerging arts leaders.
He was a fervent patriot.
(Kyle was a fervent Republican).
The opposition is more fervent.
These prayers were fervent, desperate.
