Sentence examples for fervent conversations from inspiring English sources

They'll show you the fervent conversations regarding Google Glass from five years ago and suggest that this is all just another case of Silicon Valley folks getting too absorbed by their own soothsayer senses of futurism.

Many "nature vs. nurture" debates were sparked among feminists responding to my first book, The Female Brain and similarly fervent conversations ensued last month, when I released its companion, The Male Brain.

He fought his conservative corner in fluent, fervent, gossipy conversations, smoothed with bourbon and cigars and interrupted by immersion in Bach.

I learned along the way that it will take deeper study, fervent prayer, and new conversations together, all leading to the personal commitments that create a common good.

We read of scheduled marriages and celebrations never to take place, of fervent passions cut off, of conversations unfinished.

One student started the conversation by asking Mr. Santorum — a fervent opponent of same-sex marriage — why he did not think that equality required allowing members of the same gender to marry.

He was a fervent patriot.

The fan base is fervent.

(Kyle was a fervent Republican).

The opposition is more fervent.

These prayers were fervent, desperate.