Sentence examples similar to fervent enterprise from inspiring English sources
Sir John Maddox, who has died aged 83, was a formidable editor of Nature, for two terms, 1966-73 and 1980-95; a cogent and felicitous writer; and a fervent advocate for the scientific enterprise.
Phil Drake: The president of Drake Enterprises, Ltd., is a prominent businessman, a fervent conservative and a tea party enthusiast.
Blackwood's fervent, wayward, violent and gifted presence is essential to this enterprise.
Although the Chromebook has attracted fervent users, there are many reasons why it will have trouble in enterprises.
This sprawling global enterprise is ultimately controlled from Wichita, Kansas, by the super-rich Koch brothers, Charles and David, fervent libertarians and among the most active financial supporters of anti-Obama campaign messages at election time.
Immersed in macabre kitsch and THC'd into hellish oblivion, the Wizard's trademark sound eschews experimentation in favour of the fervent pursuit of inconceivable, remorseless heaviness, replete with mesmerising repetition and enough reverb to make the whole harrowing enterprise feel like a slow-motion nose-dive into the abyss.
His followers are fervent.
He was a fervent patriot.
(Kyle was a fervent Republican).
