Sentence examples for fervent disagreements from inspiring English sources

"The message I get" from Judge Lippman's dissents, Professor Green said, "is, 'You're put on the court to be your own person and to express your views, and I'm going to do it.' " The 15 dissents Judge Lippman wrote last year offer a glimpse of fervent disagreements on the court.

'Every truth has a counter-truth,' Yeats famously remarked, and it is finally his commitment to a culture of fervent disagreement, rather than to a war at all costs, that comes through in Foster's shrewdly measured account.

Tip: Any time you're in a fervent disagreement with someone, remind yourself to focus on what's right rather than who's right.

The fan base is fervent.

He was a fervent patriot.

(Kyle was a fervent Republican).

The opposition is more fervent.

These prayers were fervent, desperate.

This is fervent Steelers territory.

Maximinus was a fervent pagan.

His followers are fervent.