Sentence examples for fervent affirmation from inspiring English sources
The forefather of today's "boom" in Nigerian - and other African - fiction matched his scorching critique of corrupted power with a fervent affirmation of the writer's duty to defy it: "it is the story that outlives the sound of war-drums".
The BBC itself - and those of us who fundamentally value its contribution to our national life and international standing - must now give a fervent affirmation of its independence, its right to criticise, and its need to challenge orthodoxies from wherever they may come.
He was often labeled a neoconservative, linked with the intellectuals of his generation who had made the long ideological journey from youthful infatuation with Trotsky to fervent (and sometimes furtive) affirmation of their American identity in the postwar era.
Yet there is a sense of everyman in Yorke's vocals and a bold ambition in the band's lovely, often fragile arrangements that addresses cornerstone rock issues of self-affirmation and doubt with as much fervent emotion as almost anyone has brought to a stage.
"We had a group experience of a kind of vulnerability but also an ability to surmount it," Dr. Person says, adding that the fervent patriotic readings implied "you can grieve but there also has to be an affirmation of who you are".
He was a fervent patriot.
(Kyle was a fervent Republican).
The opposition is more fervent.
These prayers were fervent, desperate.
This is fervent Steelers territory.
