Sentence examples similar to fervent exchanges from inspiring English sources
Action sequences are tipsy with testosterone (male comrades exchange "fervent man hugs"), but when it comes to character development, every expense is spared.
The Chinese authorities issued orders to cancel bilateral exchanges on the mainland, citing a desire at a time of fervent anti-Japanese feelings to prevent "unexpected contingencies".
It remains a fervent incubator of progress in the fields of chemistry and biology and an exchange mediating the flow of ideas between these allied fields of science.
But there's also good news: Clinton's effort to spread awareness of the exchanges is getting a big boost from an unlikely ally -- Obamacare's most fervent antagonists.
The exchange was carried on principally by Redgrove, who was an exceptionally prolific and fervent seeker of advice and encouragement from his student days through his later years.
The exchange is no doubt unamused but courteous on one side, amusing but rueful on the other, but of fervent interest to both parties.
His followers are fervent.
He was a fervent patriot.
(Kyle was a fervent Republican).
