Preferably movies that don't have wildly fervent fan bases, though, after the fightback from devotees of the original Ghostbusters, who believed the way to prove their pure love and maturity was to act like big babies and spew hate about the new movie across the internet.
Their fervent wishes, though unattainable, allowed them to achieve something better.
She watched him as he read: such a serious child, serious, fervent, and, though it pained her to admit it, strange.
When Lincoln won, Howells had a favor to call in, and, in the spring of 1861, Howells, fervent abolitionist though he was, tried to get a consulate posting abroad, preferably in Germany.
She is caught in a moment of fervent prayer, though it isn't clear whether she is praying for the salvation of her soul or just for the telephone to ring.
Jürgen Klopp did his best to keep his players focused on the matter in hand, describing this game as the most important one of the season and appealing to the crowd for fervent support, though a rugged and resolute Stoke were the last opponents Liverpool needed to meet between the two legs of their Champions League semi-final.
It is clear, though, that fervent partisanship of either stripe does not appeal to most residents here, new or old.
Her children, though, are fervent patriots, joining in student marches and making speeches; as rhetoric becomes revolution, her son joins a guerrilla group and her daughter decamps to Calcutta to write tracts exposing the atrocities committed by the Pakistani Army.
As for Mr. Obama, Ms. Pelosi considers herself a fervent admirer even though she remained studiously neutral in his primary battle with Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.
