Sentence examples similar to fervently acclaim from inspiring English sources

No American artist had ever won it before, and the judges' decision, denounced by Old Guardians but fervently acclaimed by younger European artists at the Biennale, brought him worldwide fame and celebrity.

Fervently acclaimed over the years by writers and critics but never widely read, Ford's neurotic vision of civilisation on the brink intensely evokes the tumult of the period.

As much as the comparison would doubtless send Stothard into apoplexy, there's something fervently hipsterish about the penchant of literary critics to turn snobbish at the first mention of popularity, as though widespread acclaim (or at least, acclaim from the wrong sort of people) is poison to merit.

Fervently missed.

I fervently agree.

He speaks quietly, fervently.

Great acclaim".

Elop fervently denies this.

I fervently hope so.

I fervently believe this.

Mr. Engle fervently denies this.