He is, for example, a fervent supporter of affirmative action.
(In 2011, the church awarded Djokovic the Order of St. Sava, its highest distinction, praising his "active love towards Mother Church" and his "fervent and persistent helping of the Serbian people").
Since Republican nominee Donald Trump launched his presidential campaign last year, his fervent supporters have helped turn his rallies into the most high-octane political events in recent memory.
Saban became a fervent Clinton supporter.
The push for political help, while fervent in this case and driven by the belief that the convicted men had stolen the money only to finance the village's schools, was not unusual for the leaders of New Square.
The postings Friday afternoon were fervent: "I want to help my country all I can even if I have to die doing it!" "If I enlist now will I get a shot at those responsible for the terrorist act?" "How do I become a sniper?" Many chat-room visitors said they lacked high school diplomas or had criminal records, that they were over age or overweight, flat of foot or pierced of tongue.
Alas, the impression of fervent cliché isn't helped by Earhart's remarks.
Almost immediately following the Principia's publication, Newton, a fervent if unorthodox Protestant, helped to lead the resistance of Cambridge to James II's attempt to Catholicize it.
Yet a fervent, core following has helped Bitcoin gain gradual, broader acceptance.
We must concede that, over the past five years, the European Union hasn't done much to help its most fervent supporters contradict these reproaches.
