Sentence examples for fervent tribute from inspiring English sources

Although the singer Ann Hampton Callaway doesn't sound at all like Barbra Streisand, to whom she paid fervent tribute on Wednesday evening in her new show, "The Streisand Songbook," at 54 Below, the two share a fundamental, unshakable romanticism.

Before they took to the stage, Courtney Love paid fond and fervent tribute ("I wasn't asked to do this show; I demanded to do this show"), citing the "swagger, charisma, shamanism and fury" of their early Dublin gigs.

No more fervent tributes have ever been paid to Coca-Cola than those that came from Allied service men who either got the opportunity to drink it or missed it unbearably during the Second World War are Take what General Carlos Romulo said in his memoirs, "I Saw the Fall of the Philippines".

Beatlemania is alive and well...in Mexico, where a fervent following pays continuous tribute to the groundbreaking Liverpool quartet.

He was a fervent patriot.

The fan base is fervent.

(Kyle was a fervent Republican).

The opposition is more fervent.

These prayers were fervent, desperate.

This is fervent Steelers territory.

Maximinus was a fervent pagan.