Sentence examples for fervent agreement from inspiring English sources

You've got yourself a forum full of men in fedoras nodding in fervent agreement.

Hypocrisy is the fervent agreement that bad things do happen – but Other People do them, never you or your country.

Afterwards, to her fervent agreement, he remarked that it was a great relief to see a film with "absolutely no sex in it".

By exciting the brain's serotonin receptors and other neurological pathways, panelists told an audience nodding in fervent agreement, psychedelic drugs create a feeling of inner peace and acceptance that can help mitigate conditions like addiction to opioids, cancer-related anxiety, and PTSD.

But not even TTIP's most fervent defenders think that the proposed agreement would make more than a trivial difference for the better.

Addressing an enthusiastic crowd of more than 2,000, Mr. Obama offered a fervent, unsparing case for why a peace agreement was both morally just and in Israel's self-interest.

The Bush Administration's fervent desire to broker a Middle East peace agreement before it leaves the stage, early next year, seems almost hopeless, given the fractures among the Palestinians, the heedless building of Israeli settlements, and the fact that the Administration itself ignored the problem for years.

Olmert was once a fervent Likud backbencher ("As a young believer, I opposed, rashly, the Camp David agreements") and, for ten years, the hardline mayor of Jerusalem; he is now a determined supporter of an agreement on terms more or less like those he offered Abbas, which he knows that Kerry, an old friend, endorses.

As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu desperately tries to prevent the US from negotiating a nuclear agreement with Iran, he has found allies among Republicans in Congress, who are similarly fervent in their opposition to any deal.

In the United States, the North American Free Trade Agreement has failed to fulfill the most dire warnings of its opponents and the most fervent expectations of its supporters.

Prodigious sums of money will be spent by fervent and monied opponents like Sheldon Adelson in the states of senators who are tentatively supportive of the agreement, but nervous about a backlash.