I reminded her that I had spent most of my adolescence fervently praying to God, asking for help, a fact that she dismissed as irrelevant.
Siti, meanwhile, lives with her uncle in a hut in the forest and prays fervently for van Kempen's return, even asking for help from the local shaman (dukun).
We asked and prayed fervently that Spirit would fill in the gaps when we didn't know what the next step would be, and it did repeatedly.
As a parent, I fervently pray that I am never asked to even contemplate such a scenario.
"I ask you to pray fervently for this intention," he said of the search for solutions, "so that Christ can take even what might seem to us impure, scandalous or threatening, and turn it... into a miracle.
How, their friends demanded of them repeatedly, and as Anne Chisholm asked Frances, could they hope so fervently for an Allied victory but do nothing to aid it?
Even when you do those questionable subgroup analyses, there's just a barely significant effect, and that's in a very, very large group". The study was begun to ask about a popular belief so fervently held that it has become almost a tenet of public health.
One of those fanboys - writing on condition of anonymity - reveals what it's really like to experience the thrill of an Apple launch (although he swears he will fervently deny any of this ever happened if anyone asks!).
The president is expected to speak fervently of his trust in Americans, even as he asks voters to trust him with more surveillance authority--now being debated in the Senate--and billions more for the war in Iraq.
They move me to ask: Why aren't pro-life activists as fervently engaged in a struggle for free health care for all pregnant women and children?
Asked for his views, Clegg said: "Well, Grant Shapps has fervently denied that he had anything to do with it.
