Sentence examples for fervent engagement from inspiring English sources
If Mr. Goldsworthy's humility in the face of change reminds us that all is vanity, his playfulness also reminds us that a fervent engagement in the moment is in its own way infinite.
The drawings don't demonstrate, as his paintings do, Mr. Guston's fervent political engagement, rekindled by the Vietnam War, although several resurrect the hooded figures prominent in his paintings of the Ku Klux Klan in the 1930s.
One of the fans most fervent points of engagement was mocking Carl's irritating habit of wandering off in the dangerous landscape during the second season.
Encouraging Tehran to respect the freedom of conscience of its citizens might even more effectively come from the most fervent advocates of engagement.
The previous policy of avoiding entanglement in the internal affairs of Syria in favor of defeating ISIS and improving relations with Russia had been replaced by a fervent embrace of regime change, direct military engagement with the Syrian armed forces, and a confrontational stance vis-à-vis the Russian military presence in Syria.
His fervent, self-deprecating apologies notwithstanding, it was a harrowing engagement present, and speculation regarding Alice's decision to marry him the next year should have provided the most dramatic and revelatory passages in the book.
He was a fervent patriot.
(Kyle was a fervent Republican).
The opposition is more fervent.
Such worldly engagement is of no concern to Kemal: "I have no desire to interrupt my story with descriptions of the street clashes between fervent nationalists and fervent Communists at that time, except to say what we were witnessing was an extension of the cold war".
