Sentence examples for fervent guide from inspiring English sources

Linda-Denise Fisher-Harrell is the fervent guide in a virtuoso performance, and the music ranges from Ellington to West African pop.

She was a fervent supporter of Guide Dogs for The Blind; when her dog Carmen won a Dog of the Year award for saving her life when she had collapsed following a gas accident, Needham was delighted.

Nebbishy, noodgy Joseph functioned as a human alarm clock, a reminder that I really needed to get out of the Old City and meet people who were neither tour guides nor fervent believers.

Haw was guided by his fervent Christian beliefs, and aided at times by practical pieces of equipment, including a cheap megaphone.

This memoir... would please Nietzsche, who remarked, "I love only what a man has written with his blood".... Ramone's self-deprecating guide to the early, fervent days of punk rock closes with what could serve as its epitaph: "It gave everybody a chance to say something.

Beyond that, conservatives say they are guided by less partisan motives: the fervent belief, shared by some liberal groups like the A.C.L.U., that the First Amendment should prevent the government from enacting campaign finance restrictions that can chill free speech, even if it means giving anonymity to donors and rights to corporations.

Why don't I just make it myself?" The guiding principle at the Sportsman, alongside a fervent commitment to localism, is that you don't have to be fancy to serve high-quality food.

The action began a half hour into our guided group forest walk, when eerie screams and fervent hoots rang out from across the valley.

The Pilgrims were fervent religious dissidents, after all: their faith was the compass that guided them to these shores and the clock that tolled their hours.

They were fervent believers in science, who wanted to destroy the religious and moral traditions that had guided humankind in the past in order that a new and better world could come into being.

The fan base is fervent.