Sentence examples for fervently arguing from inspiring English sources

With economists and politicians fervently arguing over whether the economy is poised for liftoff or stalled on the runway, Friday's jobs report did little to end the debate.

He recalled that when he was talking to international publishers in Frankfurt two years ago, people were already fervently arguing about the novel.

There is a couple in KMart fervently arguing over which discount microwave to buy, just like Andy Warhol dreamed.

Mr. Caldwell's book is well researched, fervently argued and morally serious.

The British bank has fervently argued that the synergies that both Scottish banks foresee from the deal are illusory and that the costs associated with merging would be too high.

"For quite a while there's been a discussion — with my donation and support of Rick Santorum, is there a pathway to victory?" Mr. Santorum and his top strategists fervently argue that there is, and that it runs through Pennsylvania and then to conservative Southern states that vote in May, including Arkansas, Kentucky and Texas.

Di Giulio (2006) has fervently argued for the rooting on the Nanoarchaeota and even proposed that this group should be considered as a "living fossil".

Perhaps the true moral of this sorry story is that, in arguing fervently against something it's easy to ignore how your actions might contribute to the culture that you dislike.

The issue has come up as lawyers for Mr. Taubman, the principal owner of Sotheby's, are arguing fervently that his advanced age -- which they list as 78 -- and the condition of his health should eliminate a three-year prison term as an option.

Small town or no, visitors and locals argue fervently for their favorite oysters.

Even though he had argued fervently against stripping dual-nationality criminals of their French citizenship in 2010, he U-turned on this following the surprise surge of support for the Front National in the first round of regional elections last year.