Those who are fervent advocates for red meat as both a business and a healthy food choice, meanwhile, denounce such headlines as sensationalistic if not altogether false.
With his red beret and fervent left-wing oratory, President Hugo Chávez is not beloved by corporate America.
Fervent Ethiopian fans, wearing the green, yellow and red of the country's flag, waved flags and serenaded him with "Haile, Haile," written by the Ethiopian singer-songwriter Teddy Afro.
Off the field, the chants and songs of the NYC FC faithful long ago made way to the echoes of "Who's your daddy?" and "New York is red" from the traveling contingent of 600 fervent Red Bull supporters.
And this challenge is immensely compounded by Georgia's fervent aspiration to join NATO, one of Russia's red lines.
Or take the issue that consumes the right these days, our sea of red ink: Republicans are united in their fervent desire to reduce the deficit, but they want to do it in some magical fashion that doesn't involve raising taxes or cutting any spending.
The mountains were named in 1719 by the Spanish explorer Antonio Valverde y Cosio, who, impressed at sunrise by the red-tinted, snowy peaks, supposedly uttered a fervent "Sangre de Cristo" ("Blood of Christ").
In the book Rock and Roll: An Introduction, authors Michael Campbell and James Brody suggested that "Redding's singing calls to mind a fervent black preacher.
Whether strolling through the red-light district in Hawaii or opining on the fervent patriotism of the Czechs, Maugham has the canny reserve of a born storyteller who knows that displaying a measure of ignorance will make his audience more willing to believe anything he says.
There are better ways to ease your way into the season than by playing 90 draining minutes away in Istanbul, under the heavy pressure of a fervent crowd and an incisive opposition, and coming away with bookings, knocks, and a red card.
