Sentence examples for fervent demand from inspiring English sources

One of the most striking facets of the calls for political change that swept across the Middle East and North Africa is the fervent demand for "karama" – Arabic for dignity.

As stock gains continued investors backed off from the recent fervent demand for U.S. Treasury securities.

State lawmakers said they had acted against businesses, often in response to fervent demands from voters, to curb job incentives that were attracting shadow populations of illegal immigrants.

There were fervent demands for the resignation of the cabinet that Mr. Mubarak had appointed before his downfall, as well as the dismantling of the security apparatus, the release of prisoners still held under Egypt's repressive emergency laws, and the prosecution of former leaders for corruption.

Images of the singer have been found in the website's code; employees of Apple, whose logo appeared in the video, have reportedly been bombarded by fervent fans demanding more information.

Will the Republicans and their ultra-fervent base demand a war against domestic programs as the "necessary" price of war with ISIS?

(Burke) Jillian Peña (Friday and Saturday) For many dancers, the day-in, day-out practice of ballet verges on religion, a rigorous ritual demanding fervent devotion.

(Burke) Jillian Peña (Wednesday, Thursday and next Friday; through Dec. 8) For many dancers, the day-in, day-out practice of ballet verges on religion, a rigorous ritual demanding fervent devotion.

Some Congressional colleagues indulge the illusions of the party's most fervent activists, producing legislative demands that Mr. Boehner simply cannot meet.

It's been over 16 years since Mystery Science Theater 3000 was on the air, but that didn't keep a fervent fan base from demanding more.

PAGE A6 Kashmir Paradox She knows that many in the West might consider her a contradiction: a fervent feminist and conservative Muslim, demanding equal rights from behind her veil.