Sentence examples for fervently defend from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fervently defend" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when expressing a strong and passionate commitment to defending a belief, idea, or person. Example: "She fervently defends her position on climate change, believing it is crucial for future generations."
This may be unfair: they fervently defend the constitution.
Top advisers usually fervently defend the president when he is accused of spreading false information.
But those who practice these dual crafts fervently defend how complementary they are.
At some colleges, presidents are reluctant to take on boosters and alumni who fervently defend rituals where drinking can get out of control.
Even those who most fervently defend the "institution" of Australia Day that's been so dear to (some of) us for 22 precious years surely, in their hearts, realise it's a pretty dubious anniversary to celebrate.
The case also comes as many Jews in Israel and abroad fervently defend the right of Jews to settle in Arab neighborhoods in East Jerusalem and in the West Bank, though the legal issues are different.
Opit fervently defends new districts.
I always laugh when I hear middle-class people – and it so often is middle-class people – fervently defending brutalism.
The state is home to legions of reenactors, descendants of Southern soldiers, Lee devotees and flag-revering groups who have fervently defended Confederate history for decades.
But Francis Delmonico, a professor of surgery at Harvard Medical School and a national leader in organ transplantation, fervently defends the need to establish death before removing organs.
If he endorses the Senate report, he will be criticizing the many C.I.A. officers who worked on the program and challenging the stance of former directors, notably George J. Tenet, who oversaw the brutal interrogations, and Michael V. Hayden, who has fervently defended them.
