Sentence examples for fervently and from inspiring English sources

Yet it is fervently and strongly performed.

I read aloud: he edited fervently and often brilliantly.

Blair is the one who kisses Clinton's arse fervently and dreams that he is Mrs Thatcher.

"Thank you," he said fervently, and disappeared, leaving a faint odor of sandalwood in the smoky air.

Belafonte speaks fervently and in very great detail about his friendship with Martin Luther King, his relationship with JFK and Bobby Kennedy and his admiration for Mandela.

Thursday, as McCain was fervently and completely denying the allegations of an affair with Iseman, people in all quarters of the McCain universe were vehemently denying it, too.

Short Term 12 comes to the UK garlanded with strong reviews and two awards from the SXSW Festival; it is sincerely meant and fervently acted and directed.

One is a populist firebrand who already has millions of nationwide supporters who love her dearly (and fervently) -- and who is already proving she's the best weapon the Democrats have against the Republican nominee.

The files apparently have been filtered for anything dealing with deaths and imprisonment, and they describe a country still fervently Communist, and unrecognizable today.

Fervently political and profoundly paradoxical, the Arts and Crafts still has extraordinary resonance.

Directed by Roger Vadim, it stars Klaus Kinski as a fervently lustful and particularly ill-tempered Beast and Susan Sarandon, as Belle, looking somehow reminiscent of Brigitte Bardot.