Sentence examples for fervent as from inspiring English sources

But the prime minister's prayers may not have been quite as fervent as others'.

But perhaps it's really down to these presenters, fervent as evangelists.

Protests in front of the Maspero building — state media headquarters — were as fervent as those anywhere in Cairo.

But in the middle of a sporting event as fervent as the N.C.A.A. tournament, with passionate crowds and high stakes, what exactly defines disruptive?

It is impossible to say whether he would have a similar appetite for overseas military intervention, but his pro-Americanism is at least as fervent as Mr Blair's.

Certainly, Lessing's anger about the colour bar was as fervent as MI6 feared, and she wanted to bring down the government in Southern Rhodesia.

That, in a nutshell, is the plot of "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire," which has attracted fervent praise, as well as some controversy, since its debut in limited release two weeks ago.

Fervent Beyoncé fandom, as well as demand for a Texas-centric primer to Black feminist studies, fueled student excitement over the course.

As fervent about the stage as he was about film, Hoffman had a trio of Tony nominations to go along with his Oscar nods.

Opposition to the stadium is not as fervent or widespread as it was when Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani sought to install the Yankees in a West Side home.

Steve's unchallenged role as the default skin has not prevented Minecraft from amassing a huge audience that crosses the gender divide, particularly among children, where girls are as fervent Minecraft players as boys.