Sentence examples for fervently are from inspiring English sources

Of course, those who proclaim it most fervently are the sort of people who make curly finger signs in the air whenever they say "political correctness" or "health and safety", conveying an inexplicable degree of fury that their God-given right to cause others both offence and physical injury is being curbed.

The two nations that have embraced it most fervently are Venezuela and Argentina, which have both seen increasing state intervention in their economies.

Reading enough, writing well, and discussing both fervently are no longer the standards that measure my responsibilities or success.

Perhaps both the totalitarian Castro regime and those who despise it most fervently are approaching the end of their shelf life, what my former colleague -- to the hardliners, "accused Castro spy" -- Lisandro Pérez would call their "expiration date".

What we all want fervently is peace.

Apple has fervently been locking down an API feature that allows apps to test deep-link URLs, which has been used by certain companies to find out what other apps are on a device.

At a time when complex, dynamic female friendships are finally and fervently being explored in literature, film and television, the artists specify that their work doesn't specifically comply with this mission, but stems from it.

The peace compact was signed in 2001, and the worm, John Jal Youl hopes fervently, "is in retreat".

These dances — some of them happy, even fervently so — are in Eastern European folk style.

The most widely produced and fervently admired was - and still is - Sarah Kane.

Although Churchill and the Daily Mail – then fervently Europhile – were enthusiastic about the Schuman plan, Bevin was lukewarm.