Sentence examples for fervent band from inspiring English sources
As the e-mail message arrived, a small but fervent band of outraged journalists protested.
Members of the House Rabbit Society have a lot in common with early Christians: they are a small, fervent band with a lot of uphill….
Ron Paul, an outsider, commands a fervent band of supporters and is good at fundraising, both of which should ensure that he does well in the straw poll.
Members of the House Rabbit Society have a lot in common with early Christians: they are a small, fervent band with a lot of uphill conversion work ahead of them.
If a doll bellies up to a bar and orders a beer, she'll have… Members of the House Rabbit Society have a lot in common with early Christians: they are a small, fervent band with a lot of uphill….
"There is no denying that the guy has a fervent band of supporters — he brings a rock star dynamic to the race, unlike almost anyone in the field," Neal Kwatra, a Democratic consultant, said.
MOSCOW — With the gold domes of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior glittering just across the Moscow River, members of three Russian Orthodox groups that espouse a fervent blend of nationalism and religiosity set fire on Wednesday to a poster of the feminist punk band Pussy Riot and also put a match to a poster of the pop star Madonna.
He favors monogrammed shirts, often speaks of himself in the third person, and engenders cultlike devotion from a band of fervent supporters.
The front man, Danny Musengo, is a fervent singer, and the band — which is not above a bit of good hand clapping to get the crowd going — brings a joyous and earnest energy to the stage.
Johnson gave the opening speech before a room of several hundred left-leaning political junkies and a small band of fervent Johnson fans, mostly young white men, wearing Libertarian Party paraphernalia.
He's previously toured as an opening act for CHVRCHES and Phantogram, decidedly more radio-friendly bands with fervent fan-bases, learning experiences he describes as positive.
