Sentence examples for fervent declaration from inspiring English sources

The fervent declaration is the opposite of promising, but it aptly catches the spirit of what O'Casey believed and how he chose to air it.

This fervent declaration is interrupted by a phone call from David's agent with an offer from one Nick Valenti to stage his play.

When she writes about the testimony of the Hitler Youth Leader Baldur von Schirach, his fervent declarations about teaching young men ideals and a love of Wagner sound like a lowbrow version of Heidegger's claims.

It's here that the narrative and many of its more fervent declarations ("I am sick of the Powder Room") now read like a first draft for its author's autobiography, and sometimes even like a fragment of literary criticism.

It's not hard to see why: Rand's fervent atheism — not to mention her declaration that "abortion is a moral right" — isn't what the G.O.P. base wants to hear.

"In God We Trust" is engraved on our coins; the Declaration of Independence makes fervent reference to the "Creator"; the Supreme Court opens its sessions with the call, "God save the United States and this honorable court!" But these and like expressions do not oblige loyalty to anything by their utterance.

Y. Harburg standard, "Right as the Rain," sung in a fervent, radiant soprano that treated the song as a declaration of unconditional love for family.

Or the fervent reference to "the Creator" as the source of our rights that Jefferson put in our Declaration of Independence.

Declaration: 1.46pm.

His followers are fervent.

The fan base is fervent.