Sentence examples for fervent to from inspiring English sources

In the United States, agriculture is fervent to keep such videos from the public -- to the extent that corporate agriculture is pushing to criminalize the taking of unauthorized videos of animal abuse, like those taken at Smithfield Food in December 2010.

He will go after everyone who declined to come out and mourn for him, who failed to organize fervent processions, to sacrifice sheep, to make offerings like in the days of the sultans.

You'd have to be a pretty fervent supporter to go to the trouble of doing this.

What gives meaning to our days is precisely Our Man's fervent desire to be true, to be kind, to love.

Then there is our fervent devotion to equality, to the notion that all people are equal and deserve equal recognition and respect.

Mr. Stevenson issued a solemn and fervent appeal to the Soviet Union to end its tests and open negotiations instantly on a treaty to end all nuclear weapons tests.

Had he harboured a fervent desire  to hand billions to the  Revenue but had been prevented by hidden forces?

His fervent desire to give back to his community and inherent entrepreneurial spirit are what make Shawne a truly remarkable man.

With computers, hand-held locators guided by satellites, or Palm organizers, it is always a difficult question as to which desire is more fervent -- to buy the glorious silvery thing that will transport you to gadget heaven or to deconstruct it as violently as possible when it fails to be the mechanism of your dreams.

Phantom "phans," who in their fervent devotion to the original objected to the sequel from the minute it was announced, remained unappeased.

Piaf preferred to believe that the pious whores' fervent prayers to St. Thérèse of Lisieux and a pilgrimage to her shrine effected a miraculous cure.