Sentence examples for fervent rejection from inspiring English sources
It has also at times involved a fervent rejection of Russia, as the bearer of much historical suffering for the Ukrainian people.
It's possible, in other words, that the guy with the orange comb-over, the jut jaw, the thinnest of skins, and the most limited of vocabularies ― and his urge to inflict "fire and fury" and his fervent rejection of the very existence of climate change ― may be the true apocalyptic god of our era.
Which is? Rejects rejection.
'No,' he says with an acknowledging grin, 'the servants did that.' Yet for all his rejection of these people and their values - he is a fervent Democrat, describing Bush as 'a heartbeat away from being President' - he embraces them in his plays and is himself something of the gentle patrician.
He was a fervent patriot.
(Kyle was a fervent Republican).
The opposition is more fervent.
These prayers were fervent, desperate.
This is fervent Steelers territory.
