Sentence examples for fervent public from inspiring English sources

For a start, though no fervent public support exists for the refuelling mission, there is no passionate opposition.

One is to try everything we can to kick growth back into high gear, and that's what all our fervent public debate is about right now.

The flip side of reliability is rigidity, and nowhere is this more obvious and troubling in Mr. Dillon than in his fervent public mission to end abortion.

Tipping didn't take hold here until after the Civil War, and even as it spread it met with fervent public opposition from people who considered it a toxic vestige of Old World patronage.

Food industry lobbyists and the most fervent public health advocates — normally bitter rivals — have joined forces in Washington to help push the White House and Congress to grant more power and funds for the F.D.A.

Confronted with civil wars in places like Angola, Congo and Sierra Leone, all of them big diamond miners, the company has waged a fervent public relations campaign to market its diamonds as "conflict free".

Polanski's friends, many of them also celebrities, swept in with public, fervent support.

With a fervent but courtly public demeanor and a drawl still evident a half-century after he left the South, he seemed to revel in such controversies.

There are passionate but generic references to God, calls for fervent prayer and public pleas for "morality".

As those of you who read my blog know, I'm a fervent advocate for public officials who stand up and take chances on things that matter to our city and to our lives.

This is partly because Mr Miliband is more of an orthodox social democrat than his association with Tony Blair might suggest: the former prime minister, whom he advised, reportedly never regarded him as a truly fervent believer in public-service reform or free markets.