Sentence examples for fervent nature from inspiring English sources

And it may say something about the fervent nature of Ukip support that a huge 77 per cent of those who intend to vote for the Eurosceptic party think Nigel Farage is in touch – despite his public school education and background as a City trader.

The same author considers reasons why Bruce's efforts to capitalise on this success met with failure, and suggests a combination of his shy, solitary, uncharismatic nature and his "fervent" Scottish nationalism.

Among the drawings is a 1973 pencil sketch indicating that his love of nature continued through his most fervent Conceptual phase, when he was dispensing with all but the barest of essentials.

Florida is America's bedraggled paradise, and its most fervent activity, of course, is the reshaping of nature through remorseless and unceasing development.

Mr. Freeberg's focus is more on Howe than on Bridgman, and especially on the ways in which Howe's ambition for Bridgman was shaped by his fervent wish to prove certain theories of human nature.

Rally crowds are the opposite of a representative sample--they are by nature a very selected group--fervent supporters, often times taking time away from work or family to hear a campaign speech in the middle of the day.

If Eastern Europeans knew what they'd left behind and were fervent about where they were heading, they had little idea about the nature of the journey they were undertaking.

Paddy Spence, who runs Spins Natural Track, which compiles and analyzes sales data for natural products, said companies like Burt's Bees, Tom's of Maine and Nature's Gate have gained market share quickly as they expanded distribution outside of the traditional, fervent customer base at the nation's 7,000 natural food stores.