She's hardly a fool, dashing off as she is to her final fervent set of the festival that night.
The opposition is one thing, but the way the Church of Scientology expresses its fervent displeasure sets it apart from other religions.
Banned and burned in the author's native China, this fervent novel is set in Shanghai's Westernized underworld, where a young woman named Coco vacillates between two lovers.
Loughner -- or someone using his name -- left a series of postings and homemade videos that laid out a fervent, though largely incoherent, set of political views.
They set the fervent, iconoclastic tone for rock's prophetic strain and enticed a younger generation of aspiring poets to inflate folk and rock music with oracular utterance.
Those on the train had been returning from a mission to build a temple in Ayodhya, on the site of a mosque whose destruction by fervent Hindus in 1992 set off riots across India that killed more than 1,000.
Consider the success of Pokémon Go, which set a fervent fan base loose at designated PokéStops (such as Sprint and Starbucks locations) to capture coveted Pokémon creatures.
Setting out to shore up their waning influence, by limiting access to information, dominating government and warning supporters that political enemies were urging minorities to harm them, they built a fervent following.
Repeatedly we have the impression of a familiar, even timeless kind of beauty's having been hustled, somewhat abruptly, into the here and now, and set before us fervent, nonchalant and renewed.
Manchester United are reportedly set to overcome fervent efforts from Atlético Madrid to hijack their £40m-plus move for Juan Mata by concluding a club-record deal for the Chelsea playmaker by the weekend.
So an announcement that "Cats," the longest-running show in Broadway history, would close at the end of June set off a fervent guessing game among amateur handicappers: which mega-musical might be the next to shutter?
