Sentence examples for fervent need from inspiring English sources

He recognized that the river had become an obsession — that his fervent need to hold it back was something that went beyond any rational calculation of his own interests.

A set of two glasses with a pitcher with a double-walled design that keeps hands from warming the drinks at Tribbles Home & Garden, in TriBeCa, appealed to his fervent need to keep drinks cool.

If all I knew of Judy Garland was this song, especially her wearily resigned reading of the final "until then" and the fervent need, tinged with sorrow, for the concluding "please do it again," I would cast her as Laura in "The Glass Menagerie".

Party loyalty can be fervent, but it need not be blind.

It presents the reader with a thoroughly nostalgic picture of the Egyptian countryside, which serves as the backdrop for the fervent advocacy of the need for women's education.

A fervent believer in the need for Mexican independence, he was part of Miguel Hidalgo's coterie of rebels, though they famously hated each other.

Dan Gross, of the Brady Campaign, offers another reason for the N.R.A.'s support of Romney, and its fervent opposition to Obama: "They need a villain; they need to raise money," he says.

He is a fervent free trader, much needed, as global protectionist pressures are rising.

It's to their credit that they do, though, and it's proof, if proof were needed, of a fervent belief in the quality of their songs.

Nigeria refuses, arguing that reforms that are too obviously foreign-imposed will arouse fervent opposition, and therefore fail.Debt relief need not be sudden or unconditional.

The Republicans, meanwhile, need Trump — and the fervent supporters who follow him — to maintain even the barest populist pretense to their reactionary endeavors.